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Gender and the workplace briefing (June 2016)

Close the Gap 13 January 2020

Equalities Workforce, employment and training

Close the Gap's briefing to MSPs for the Scottish Parliament debate on gender and the workplace, 29 June 2016.

Includes sections on: gender pay gap, labour market inequality, occupational segregation, employability and childcare.

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