Sue Yeandle, Director of CIRCLE, speaking on ‘Gender and Employment in Local Labour Markets
The Gender and Employment in Local Labour Markets research programme, directed by Sue Yeandle and based in Sheffield Hallam University’s Centre for Social Inclusion, was co-funded through a major European Social Fund award and in collaboration with twelve English Local Authorities, the Equal Opportunities Commission, and the TUC.
The programme comprised a major programme of statistical analysis, reported in a series of Gender Profiles, six new Local Research Studies (each producing a series of local reports and a synthesis report), and an extensive programme of dissemination and gender mainstreaming activities.
All reports produced during the lifetime of the project are available electronically and a new book based on the programme, Policy for A CHANGE: local labour markets and gender equality, (2009) edited by Sue Yeandle, is available from the Policy Press, Bristol.
Project Publications
Sue Yeandle directed and devised the Gender and Employment in Local Labour Marketsresearch programme, co-funded through a major European Social Fund award. Based at Sheffield Hallam University, the programme was developed in partnership with the Equal Opportunities Commission, the TUC and twelve English local authorities between 2003 and 2006.
Lisa Buckner led the GELLM statistical work, and Cinnamon Bennett led a GELLM study that focused upon women’s careers in local authorities. Christopher Price provided research support on a variety of GELLM projects.
The programme included the following reports
Principal Investigator
Research Team
Lisa Buckner
Cinnamon Bennett
Christopher Price
Funding
European Social fund and twelve co-funding partners
Addressing Women’s Poverty
Connecting Women with the Labour Market
Ethnic Minority Women and Access to the Labour Market
Ethnic Minority Women and Access to the Labour Market in Camden PDF
Ethnic Minority Women and Access to the Labour Market in Leicester PDF
Ethnic Minority Women and Access to the Labour Market in Newcastle PDF
Ethnic Minority Women and Access to the Labour Market in Somerset PDF
Ethnic Minority Women and Access to the Labour Market in Southwark PDF
Working Below Potential: Women and Part-time work
Women’s Career Development
Local Challenges in Meeting Demand for Domiciliary Care
Local Challenges in Meeting Demand for Domiciliary Care in-
