The Feminist Future of Work
The Employment Rights Bill and the impact on women's working lives
WBG briefings, reports, budget assessments and consultation responses
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The Employment Rights Bill and the impact on women's working lives
We have responded to the Autumn Budget 2024 / Spending Review - Stakeholder Representations
Our new report sheds light on the impact of 14 years of austerity on women
The Women's Budget Group's recommendations for a gender-sensitive Government
WBG supports an open letter calling on the Chancellor to urgently review the change to the Winter Fuel Payment for older people
WBG has signed an open letter to call upon the new Government to prioritise women’s reproductive healthcare
We have responded to the Green Paper on the future of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) which replaced the Disability Living Allowance (DLA).
WBG is happy to support this open letter calling for decent pensions for all, and sustainable thriving economy
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This briefing summarises the key issues including supply to access, quality and affordability – and makes short and long term recommendations.
This briefing looks at the impact of the cost of living crisis on women.
This briefing covers funding for specialist services for victim/survivors of violence against women and girls.
This briefing covers taxation reform to make it more progressive, more inclusive and to challenge the view of tax as a burden.
This briefing outlines how a more adequate and sustainable social security system is vital to the recovery of people’s lives and the economy.
This briefing provides key statistics and information on women's economic inequality along with suggested questions for parliamentary candidates.
The Women’s Budget Group submitted a response to the Low Pay Commission Consultation, June 2024
An intersectional analysis of the impact of cuts to social security since 2010 projected to 2027/8 based on pre-election Government spending plans.
A cross-comparative overview of how different countries in the OECD have addressed the cost of living crisis with an emphasis on women.
This briefing provides recommendations for a future Government on how we can build a green and caring economy.