Gender issues

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GLA Economics is a major contributor to the GLA’s yearly Women in London’s Economy event and report. We also explore gender issues in several London sectors such as construction.

Our gender publications

• Women in London’s Economy 2008 main report and summary report – February 2008
• Women in London’s Economy 2007 main report and summary report – January 2007
• Women in London’s Economy 2006 main report and summary report – January 2006
• Working Paper 16: Women at Work:Looking Ahead - London employment projections by gender and sector – January 2006
• Current Issues Note 8: Comparison of London’s employment forecasts by gender – January 2006
• Two-thirds of new jobs to be filled by women – a supplement in London’s Economy Today, issue 41 (GLA Economics’ monthly e-newsletter) – January 2006
• Women in London’s Economy 2005 main report and summary report – January 2005
• Women in London’s Economy 2005 post conference report – January 2005
• The gender pay gap in London and the UK: A discussion of the methodology used in chapter 2.4 of the Women in London’s Economy report – January 2005

You might also be interested in

• Retail in London: Working Paper E - Retail and the Labour Market – March 2006
• Laying the foundations: London's construction industry – February 2006
• Our London. Our Future: Planning for London’s Growth II – November 2005
• GLA Economics hosted a Skilled City workshop at the Dynamic City conference – November 2005
• Lone Parents in London - April 2004
• The GLA’s London Workforce Employment Series – September 2003

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