New research shows employers discriminating against women who may go onto have children
A YouGov poll for Young Women’s Trust has revealed that 1 in 10 HR managers say they would be reluctant to hire a woman they thought may go on to start a family.
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Young Women's Trust responds to gender pay gap announcement
Joe Levenson, Director of Campaigns and Communications responds to announcement that gender pay gap reporting will be delayed again.
Response to the Women and Equalities Committee's new report
Joe Levenson, Director of Communications and Campaigns, responds to the Women and Equalities Committee's new report.
50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act
Statement on 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act.
100,000 more women on zero-hours contracts, new ONS figures show
Sophie Walker responds to latest ONS labour statistics.
Half a million young women out of work
Sophie Walker responds to ONS data on state of the UK labour market.
1 in 4 young women fear being fired for reporting sexual harassment
On the 2nd anniversary of #MeToo, 1 in 4 young women still fear they'll be fired for reporting sexual harassment
Employers say they'd be reluctant to hire women who may have children
Employers say they would be reluctant to hire women who may have children – but Britain’s bosses are becoming more enlightened according to new research
A-level results: more girls than boys take science for first time
For the first time ever more girls than boys have sat science A-levels
Young Women’s Trust partners with News Corp UK on social mobility
Young Women’s Trust is partnering with News Corp UK to grow its Work It Out service supporting young women into work and promote social mobility.
New figures show gender pay gap for young female graduates
Joe Levenson responds to graduate outcomes statistics released today by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
DWP job centres to aid career progression – response
Joe Levenson responds to DWP Secretary's speech about the future of work