UK Budget Assessment
Response to Pre-Budget Report 2000
The WBG provides economic and fiscal recommendations for the systematic application of a gender analysis to reach the PBR's goals.
UK Policy Briefing
Covid- 19 and Working-Class Women Study
Collaboration with WBG, Tracey Warren and Clarre Lyonette, analysing the overall effects of the pandemic on workers wellbeing.
Background
Over the past year, WBG has been collaborating with researcher Tracey Warren from Nottingham University and Clare Lyonette from the University of Warwick, to analyse the impact of the pandemic on working-class women.
We have carried out detailed analyses on topics including keyworking, furloughing, reduced hours, financial security, the division of housework and childcare, home-schooling, flexible working, and the overall effects of the pandemic on workers’ mental wellbeing.
You can access the findings below.
Briefing note 1: Employment and Mental Health
Briefing note 2: Housework and Childcare
Briefing note 3: One Year On
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