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FYFF newsletter: Issue 2: Summer 2020

20 August 2020 by Anna Tarrant

Our second newsletter for the Following Young Fathers Further project is now available. In this edition, we provide an overview of project news from the last three months, as well ... continue reading >

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We stand with protesters in #Iran at this moment of women-led defiance against a deeply patriarchal regime.

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See here for the Joint MenEngage Alliance Statement: https://bit.ly/3V2wL02

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Gov has quietly reduced no. of companies required to do gender pay gap reporting. Previously those with 250 employees had to publish their GPG. When new measures come in it will only be companies with 500 employees or more who will do GPG reporting https://www.hrmagazine.co.uk/content/news/reporting-obligations-removed-for-40-000-businesses

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Correction: The title should be "CLASS DISCRIMINATION holds them back" NOT "their background"... https://twitter.com/timeshighered/status/1575452581664624640

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A majority of UK academics who identify as working class say their background has held them back in their careers, with accents, mannerisms and family income among the factors that have led to them to feeling disadvantaged, according to @ucu survey.
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Our area has been awarded Home Office Safer Streets to help support community groups in the East Marsh.

The aim of the Safer Streets fund is to reduce incidents of crime, drug offences, ASB and to help residents be safe and feel safe.

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The @metpoliceuk have confirmed after a meeting today that they will be policing and supporting @PregnantScrewed 's #MarchoftheMummies protest for affordable childcare of 29th October, after fears it would have to be cancelled

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