Equally Ours has produced a short briefing (pdf) based on the Chancellors’ announcement on the November 2020 Spending Review and on our Shared Principles for the UKSPF.
This report explores forces at work that prevent women from experiencing the full spectrum of financial autonomy – and that many of them begin at
Friday 29th May 2020 marked 50 years since the Equal Pay Act 1970 was passed in Parliament. But pay discrimination is still thriving: 29,000 equal pay
‘We need to address the outdated and undemocratic process that the UK currently uses to negotiate trade deals’ says the spring 2020 briefing from Trade
The future of UK trade policy after Brexit is of great importance to food consumers as well as to farmers and other food producers. This
The Migration Advisory Commmittee (MAC) have launched a September 2019 call for evidence on the UK’s future immigration system, to include potential future salary thresholds,
Inclusive policies require inclusive policymaking. Involving women’s groups, civil society organisations and stakeholders in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of trade policy.
‘While the effects of Brexit on poverty have been projected to be small for most scenarios, there are several ways in which the more vulnerable
‘Reduced EU migration would lead to a gradually declining and rapidly ageing working age population’.
‘The UK Prime Minister has not met women’s civil society groups. Yet, under the watch of this prime minister who self-identifies as a feminist, the
