Inequalities in the London labour market
This report provides the analysis and data that supports the GLA Workforce Integration Network (WIN) briefing note, ‘Bridging the Gap – The Economic Case for Workforce Diversity in London’. Based on an established methodology, it shows that closing the employment and progression gaps for Black and racially minoritised Londoners could mean:
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290,000 more Black and racially minoritised people in work, including 113,000 more Black Londoners, 64,000 more Black women and 62,000 more Bangladeshi and Pakistani women.
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A 16% increase in the Black and racially minoritised workforce, and a 6% increase in London’s total workforce.
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A potential £17.4bn boost to London’s economy through higher salaries.
Inequalities in the London labour market
Greater London Authority
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Inequalities in London Workbook
Inequalities in the London labour market
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