IPPR report on women and flexible working in Europe
6 January 2015
‘Women and flexible working: Improving female employment outcomes in Europe’ was published by IPPR in December 2014.
‘Women and flexible working: Improving female employment outcomes in Europe’ was published by IPPR in December 2014.
A Commons Library Standard Note on the gender pay gap published in December 2014 reviews the differences in men’s and women’s earnings.
The second report of the Work and Pensions Committee on ‘Improving Access to Work for disabled people Access to Work for disabled people’ was published in December 2014.
‘Making Britain work for everyone: facing up to challenges in our labour market’ was published by the CBI in 2014.
2014 is the third year of the combined Gender and Race Benchmark, with 114 organisations submitting confidential data – a 70% increase from 2012 when it was launched.
‘Help and support for older workers’ was published by the Department for Work and Pensions in December 2014.
According to the Global Gender Gap Report 2014, the gender gap for economic participation and opportunity now stands at 60% worldwide, having closed by 4% from 56% in 2006.
‘Findings from the Survey of Employment Tribunal Applications 2013: Ad-hoc statistical analysis’ was published by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills in October 2014.
On Equal Pay Day (4 November 2014), the Fawcett Society published ‘The Time to Act is Now: Fawcett’s Gender Pay Gap Briefing’.
In November 2014, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) published a paper and infographic on ethnicity and the labour market based on analysis of the 2011 Census.