
What is insecure work?
Insecure work - sometimes described as precarious work - is employment that is unstable or unpredictable. This blog explains the impact of insecure work on young women, your rights in insecure work, and how we can make change.
Read stories written by young women about their experiences and find out more about our work with updates from the team.
Insecure work - sometimes described as precarious work - is employment that is unstable or unpredictable. This blog explains the impact of insecure work on young women, your rights in insecure work, and how we can make change.
Feeling lost in your career? Rajna shares how Power Hours online workshops gave her confidence, clarity, and peer support to take the next step.
Celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 by supporting young women. Join Young Women’s Trust in championing equality and a brighter future.
Having a career break on your CV is far from uncommon. But even though so many of us have gaps in our employment histories - for all sorts of different reasons, it can sometimes feel difficult to know how to address them when writing up our CVs.
Learn about your legal rights against workplace discrimination. Discover protections for employees, job applicants, and former employees, including racially minoritised young women.
New data from our annual survey reveals a key finding: young women in England and Wales are carrying an overwhelming burden of financial pressure.
This blog gives you key tips for a standout CV, focusing on what to do and what to avoid.
This blog offers simple tips to help anyone improve their networking skills and build valuable connections.
Annika talks about the challenges young women face in politics and society such as feeling left out, not understanding politics and marginalisation of young women.
In this blog, Saffron addresses the stigma of not knowing enough about politics and emphasises the importance of voting.
We explain what the Flexible Working Bill is, the changes taking place from 6 April 2024, and further recommendations for the government
Claire, our career coach from our Work It Out service, as she offers advice and guidance on acing interviews during her upcoming webinar on 27 March.