Tackling the gender pay gap reduces other kinds of inequality too
Increased female participation can lead to more equal incomes across the board
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Comment: Labour should be setting the terms of the living wage debate
As well as a wage increase we need to see an end to employment practices that undermine the living wage
Equal Pay Day: gender pay gap for the UK’s top earners has hit 55 per cent
The top 2 per cent of male earners take home £40,000 more than their female counterparts
Osborne’s social rent reductions will benefit the Treasury more than tenants
The IFS warns that changes announced in the July budget could also decrease social housing stock
Public Accounts Committee says HMRC is ‘failing’ taxpayers
New report says the public purse is suffering from failure to tackle non-compliance
Comment: The increase in the London Living Wage will be undermined by cuts elsewhere
Over 600,000 London families in receipt of child and working-tax credits are at risk of being plunged into poverty
No country for young men and women: political inequality and the generational pinch
Addressing the generational divide means reducing inequalities in political participation
The landscape isn’t as rosy for Osborne as it appears
2020 is not yet sewn up for the Tories
Tax Credits – what’s the issue?
As the House of Lords prepares to debate the government’s controversial tax credit changes today, Left Foot Forward goes back to the beginning to explain the basics
86 per cent of Left Foot Forward readers support McDonnell’s u-turn
The shadow chancellor had described his u-turn as ’embarrassing’