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Revealed: BAME Women Most Likely To Have Had Covid Pay Cut

The Fawcett Society and West Midlands Women's Voice say they want inequality addressed, and accessible mental health hubs set up in high streets.
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PM Admits Many Jobs Are ‘Not Coming Back’ As Furlough Lifts

PM warns of a “real, real crisis” in employment as he outlines £5bn infrastructure spending to aid economic recovery from coronavirus.
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Opinion: Black Lives Matter – Unless You're Black In The Workplace

Black employees don’t need statements, they need real action, Rene Germain and Adesuwa Ajayi write.
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'We're Being Thrown Under The Bus': Nannies Too 'Scared' To Go Back To Work

Despite the government's new guidelines calling for childminders and nannies to return to work, many are refusing to do so.
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How Europe Is Getting People Back To Work

The offices, factories and workplaces that employees left before lockdown will look dramatically different when they return.
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Matt Hancock Won't Say If People Have Legal Right To Refuse To Work

Health secretary failed to answer on what to do if employees don't feel safe to return due to coronavirus.
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Debenhams Collapses With 22,000 Jobs At Risk

The majority of its employees in the UK are already being paid under the government’s furlough scheme.
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The Workers 'Conned' And Forced To Take Holiday During The Coronavirus Lockdown

Companies are forcing annual leave on workers who are concerned long stretches with nothing to do but "watch Netflix" could harm their mental health.
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Left Behind: The Workers Who Might Not Get A Penny From The Government's Coronavirus Bailout

Short-term contractors, small business directors, and those who have been self-employed for less than a year fear they may fall through the gaps.
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Supermarket Worker 'Spat At' In Panic Buying Row Amid 'Crushing' Coronavirus Panic

Another employee said her colleague was told “I hope you get the virus and die” by a customer as workers face "horrendous" abuse across the country.
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