We’ve just published a new review of the impacts that the recent downturn has had for women at work, and examining how proposed public sector cuts might have a heavy impact on working women and families.
[…] jobs are intrinsically safer, but that more (around 40% of female employees nationally) work in public sector occupations where large scale redundancies have not taken place. Should large scale public sector cuts take […]
Recession Report #16: a better than expected labour market, but underemployment continues to rise | ToUChstone blog: A public policy blog from the TUC
Mar 10th 2010, 3:35 pm
[…] jobs are intrinsically safer, but that more (around 40% of female employees nationally) work in public sector occupations where large scale redundancies have not taken place. Should large scale public sector cuts take […]