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Fawcett Society report: Sex and Power 2020

28 January 2020

‘There is an alarming lack of women of colour in the highest levels of many sectors’ says the January 2020 report from the Fawcett Society.

3 Million and Northumbria University report: Experiences and impact of the EU Settlement Scheme

27 January 2020

‘Anxiety’ generally remains a strong feeling; even those with a status ‘strongly agree’ that they are anxious at 45.1%. This is from the January 2020

Equality and Human Rights Commission report: Sexual harassment and harassment at work – technical guidance

22 January 2020

All employers have a duty of care to protect their workers and will be legally liable for harassment in the workplace if they have not

House of Commons briefing paper: Unemployment by ethnic background

21 January 2020

The UK employment rate for people from white background was 3.6% compared to 7.0% for people of BME backgrounds in April-June 2019. This is according

Office for National Statistics report: Disability pay gap in the UK

18 December 2019

With a new earning weight on the Annual Population Survey, a more detailed analysis of disability and pay is possible. However, a significant pay gap

Unite the Union campaign: Burning the Candle at Both Ends

16 December 2019

“Workers are having their physical and mental health shredded by a long hour’s culture which typically results in workers working over 50 hours a week

Age UK report: Estimating need in older people (findings for England)

3 December 2019

‘We estimate that over one million people aged 85 or over (1.1 million) in England have needs’ says the November 2019 report (pdf) from Age

House of Commons Library briefing paper: Brexit – Trade issues for food and agriculture

2 December 2019

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

ATD Fourth World UK report: Understanding poverty in all its forms

29 November 2019

“Poverty in the United Kingdom today is still experienced as a lack of material resources and opportunities and that it is also experienced as a

London School of Economics report: Switching Focus

18 November 2019

With a balance of responsibility shared between Government, businesses and disabled people the prospect of reducing the disability employment and pay gap looks more promising.

Category: Work

Fawcett Society report: Sex and Power 2020

Equality and Human Rights Commission report: Sexual harassment and harassment at work – technical guidance

House of Commons briefing paper: Unemployment by ethnic background

Office for National Statistics report: Disability pay gap in the UK

Unite the Union campaign: Burning the Candle at Both Ends

House of Commons Library briefing paper: Brexit – Trade issues for food and agriculture

ATD Fourth World UK report: Understanding poverty in all its forms

London School of Economics report: Switching Focus

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