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The gender gap: Insecure work in the UK

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The gender gap: Insecure work in the UK. / Gable, Olivia; Florisson, Rebecca.
London: The Work Foundation, 2022. 27 p.

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Harvard

Gable, O & Florisson, R 2022, The gender gap: Insecure work in the UK. The Work Foundation, London. <https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/work-foundation/publications/the-gender-gap-insecure-work-in-the-uk>

APA

Gable, O., & Florisson, R. (2022). The gender gap: Insecure work in the UK. The Work Foundation. https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/work-foundation/publications/the-gender-gap-insecure-work-in-the-uk

Vancouver

Gable O, Florisson R. The gender gap: Insecure work in the UK. London: The Work Foundation, 2022. 27 p.

Author

Gable, Olivia ; Florisson, Rebecca. / The gender gap : Insecure work in the UK. London : The Work Foundation, 2022. 27 p.

Bibtex

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