Research and analysis

Opportunities and outcomes in education and work: Gender effects

An exploration of latest data and evidence on women’s current position in terms of experience in, and outcomes from education, and the world of work in the UK.

From:
UK Commission for Employment and Skills
Published
17 November 2015

Documents

Opportunities and outcomes in education and work: Gender effects

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Infographic: pay gap between genders

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Infographic: academic attainment

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This publication presents an exploration of latest data and evidence on women’s current position in terms of experience in and outcomes from education and the world of work in the UK. It provides a comparison by gender across a number of key domains in educational qualification and skills acquisition, and in the labour market including measures of under-employment and skills utilisation at work. The analysis and comparisons are intended to aid insights and understanding into the employment challenges, needs and opportunities faced by individuals because of their gender.

Published 17 November 2015