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As the government’s Employment Rights Bill receives its third reading in the House of Lords, the charity Young Women’s Trust are urging peers to do the right thing and pass it in full to ensure the commitment to transforming the lives of thousands of workers does not fall short of its promise.
Young Women’s Trust, alongside unions, think tanks and other charities call on MPs to reject amendments made to government legalisation that could leave many workers in danger of continued exploitation and financial insecurity.
Young Women’s Trust warns of serious consequence after plans to ban exploitative zero hour contracts are watered down.
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Young Women’s Trust responds after the Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered the 2025 Spring Statement in the House of Commons, highlighting the need for stronger workers' rights and fairer workplaces.
Young Women’s Trust research exposes the harsh reality of insecure work, with young women facing low pay, discrimination, unsafe conditions, and barriers to leaving.
Young Women's Trust responds to the Department for Business and Trade Committee recommendations on the Employment Rights Bill March 2025.
The number of young women being discriminated against at work is on the rise according to new research from the charity Young Women’s Trust.
New research from the charity Young Women’s Trust has shown how money and work worries are blighting young women’s lives with 42% saying that their financial situation has got worse over the last 12 months, compared to 27% of young men.
Young Women's Trust responds to the ONS gender pay gap stats, October 2024
Young Women’s Trust response to today’s UK budget announcement and the increase in the national minimum wage.
Young Women’s Trust welcomes the introduction of the government’s Employment Rights Bill to grant new rights to workers across the country.
Young Women’s Trust welcomes plans unveiled by Labour in the Kings Speech to “take the brakes off Britain” and make work pay, and urges that young women’s voices should be included in the design of new policies.
Young Women’s Trust, the charity campaigning for an equal world of work for young women, has appointed Emma Norris, the deputy director of the Institute for Government, as its new Chair.
