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The Co-operative is to set new targets for increasing the number of women on its boards under moves to make them more representative of the communitie...
Men should no longer be regarded as a family's main breadwinner after a new study showed women make up at least half of workers in most parts of the c...
I imagine that most people reading this would agree that women are equally capable as men and that two people doing the same job, equally well, should be paid the same and be afforded the same opportunities.
The country's largest local authority may face a bill of £757 million to settle a string of equal pay claims, including a recent ruling in favour of ...
The average female executive suffers a lifetime earnings gap of £423,390, and the gap between male and female average pay at management level stands ...
On Tuesday morning 174 women and the highest court in Britain took us into "unknown territory." The Supreme Court's ruling that former employees of...
More than 170 women can bring damages against Birmingham City Council over equal pay claims, in a case lawyers have said could have "huge implications...
In years gone by it was somewhat accepted that women would earn less prize money than their male counterparts.
Karma's a wonderful thing now and then, isn't it, Gilles Simon? Do remember that on your Eurostar trip home. With barely a sniff at the Wimbledon title, having lost in straight sets to Belgian Xavier Malisse, the man known as "little chicken" to his friends will be best remembered from this year's championship for reigniting the perennial argument about how much the men and women's winners earn for their troubles.
As a post-feminism baby maybe I've taken the struggle of the older generations for granted, possibly too far detached from what they went through to get here. Here, here where if you want to earn more money than a man you must sleep with one.
I was born the month that parliament voted equal pay for women. Even now the Equality and Human Rights Act (EHRC) estimates that my daughters may earn £361,000 less than men over their working life. But there is hope for my granddaughters.
Cooks, cleaners, caterers and care staff have won a landmark Court of Appeal decision which could pave the way for many more equal pay claims. T...
Women in full-time work are closing the gender pay gap to its lowest ever level, official figures have shown. According to the Office for National ...
