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Gender (in)equality and the future of work

01 January 2007
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This report from Lancaster University suggests that social and demographic shifts altering the composition of the workforce offer new opportunities for women, ethnic minorities, migrants and older workers. It highlights how the development of gender equality could contribute to the productivity of the British economy by increasing the quantity and quality of labour available to employers. 

 

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