Young Women Now Outearning Men in the UK, Says Centre for Social Justice

Right-wing media fumes over ‘pay gap reversal’ while conveniently ignoring wider gender pay inequality

Right-wing media outlets have jumped on a report by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) claiming that young women aged 16 to 24 earn, on average, £2,200 more per year than men. According to the report by the right-wing think tank, women aged 16 to 24 earned, on average, £26,500 a year in the last two years, compared to young men, who earned £24,300. The Daily Mail, Telegraph, and GB News argue that the gender pay gap has reversed in favour of wo…

'Equality' Drive Blamed for Young Men Falling Behind Women on Pay

For the first time in history young women are out-earning young men - and not by a small margin. According to the Centre for Social Justice women aged

The crisis of Britain’s lost boys: Why society is failing our young men - Miriam Cates

In recent years, political concern with gender equality has reached new heights, with significant efforts made toward closing gaps between men and women in the workplace and beyond. Progressives can now pat themselves on the back, as a new report from the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) reveals that for the first time, young women are out earning their male peers. Yes, the gender pay gap has been reversed. But is this really something to celebra…

Gender pay gap goes into reverse amid ‘crisis of masculinity’

Young women now earn more than their male peers as generation of men ‘let down’

UK is 'disaster zone' for young men as rugby legend issues verdict

Former England rugby captain Lawrence Dallaglio has condemned a 'disaster in our classrooms, prison cells and mortuaries' as a major report exposes the crisis

The lost boys: how a generation of young men fell behind women on pay

A sobering report details their struggles before primary school even begins, a dearth of role models and the decline of blue-collar jobs