This Equal Rights Trust guide to using equality and non-discrimination strategies to advance economic and social rights was published in December 2014.
‘Unequal, trapped & controlled. Women’s experience of financial abuse and potential implications for Universal Credit’ was published in March 2015.
‘Unequal, trapped & controlled. Women’s experience of financial abuse and potential implications for Universal Credit’ was published in March 2015.
In September 2013, the UK Women’s Budget Group, together with the Scottish Women’s Budget Group1, proposed PLAN F, a long term feminist economic plan to invest
Paul Scott argues that ‘the burden of the [Benefits Cap] is not shared equally: because the majority of households affected are single parent, and the vast majority
