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Friday, 27 November 2009
Building career hopes
YWCA Wolverhamton's young women don hard hats and get working
6 August 2009
YWCA welcomes pay boost for apprentices
YWCA welcomes the announcement from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) that the lowest paid apprentices will get a pay boost from £80 to £95 a week
10 June 2009
Local companies teach Wolverhampton girls work skills
Wolverhampton businesses helped YWCA girls learn new skills to help them in the workplace at the Blackcountry's biggest employee volunteering event
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29 May 2009
Young women try out careers in construction Wolverhampton Homes hold women in construction event
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26 May 2009
Apprentices should receive national minimum wage Low pay commission releases 2009 report
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20 March 2009
Government should help apprentices says YWCA
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8 March 2009
Bridging the gap YWCA produce supplement for The Telegraph
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25 February 2009
YWCA continues to campaign for a fair national minimum wage We want higher national minimum wage and an end to age bands
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3 July 2008
Local girls get into builder gear at YWCA’s Skills Day Young women try out non-traditional jobs at skills day
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7 February 2008
Apprenticeships: Now make them work for girls says YWCA
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