Female apprentices lose out in salaries and training to males
8 September 2015
Male apprentices are earning, on average, 21% more than female apprentices, with females also more likely to lose out on training, according to a ComRes poll.
Tue, 8 Sep 2015
Male apprentices are earning, on average, 21% more than female apprentices, with females also more likely to lose out on training, according to a ComRes poll.
The poll, commissioned by the charity Young Women’s Trust to mark the launch of its apprenticeship campaign, found women earned on average £4.82 an hour, compared to £5.85 for men.
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