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Faulty gender pay gap stats mask the very real progress made by women

29 October 2018
Labour Market

Faulty gender pay gap stats mask the very real progress made by women

Kate Andrews
29 October 2018
More good news for women: according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the gender pay gap in the UK … Continue reading “Faulty gender pay gap stats mask the very real progress made by women”

Millicent Fawcett was a classical liberal. She would have abhorred today’s trendy victimhood feminism

30 April 2018
Society and Culture

Millicent Fawcett was a classical liberal. She would have abhorred today’s trendy victimhood feminism

Kate Andrews
30 April 2018
Last week, a statue of Millicent Fawcett has been erected in Westminster, to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of (some) women … Continue reading “Millicent Fawcett was a classical liberal. She would have abhorred today’s trendy victimhood feminism”

‘Gender pay gap’ reporting isn’t fit for purpose

3 April 2018
Labour Market

‘Gender pay gap’ reporting isn’t fit for purpose

JULIAN JESSOP
3 April 2018
Few can have failed to notice that UK companies with 250 or more employees are now obliged to report specific … Continue reading “‘Gender pay gap’ reporting isn’t fit for purpose”

The gender pay gap is not a problem. It is the result of free choices

22 February 2017
Labour Market

The gender pay gap is not a problem. It is the result of free choices

Len Shackleton
22 February 2017
Justine Greening, the women and equalities minister, is being criticised because she has rejected most of the 17 recommendations of … Continue reading “The gender pay gap is not a problem. It is the result of free choices”

The perils of Britain’s incoherent employment regulations

30 October 2014
Labour Market

The perils of Britain’s incoherent employment regulations

Len Shackleton
30 October 2014
Despite a remarkable reduction in employment tribunal claims, the system continues to throw up major problems for employers, with potentially … Continue reading “The perils of Britain’s incoherent employment regulations”

What should equal pay mean today?

24 April 2014
Government and Institutions

What should equal pay mean today?

Len Shackleton
24 April 2014
Two interesting equal pay issues have come to light recently. In one, concluded yesterday, a group of male manual workers … Continue reading “What should equal pay mean today?”

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