Women Protest Over Tax & Benefit Cuts

The video discusses the challenges faced by women like Lisa, who are affected by job relocations and austerity measures. Lisa's call center is moving, and she risks losing her job if she doesn't relocate. Economic hardships make it difficult for her to work full-time due to childcare costs. The recession has led to high unemployment among women, with austerity measures disproportionately affecting them. Public sector job losses have hit women hard, and childcare issues add to their financial burdens. Lisa's future remains uncertain as she juggles work and family life.

What is the main challenge Lisa faces due to the relocation of her job?

• Finding a new job in Liverpool

• Balancing full-time work with childcare costs

• Moving to a new city with her family

• Getting a promotion at the new location

What is the primary reason for the increase in unemployment among women?

• Increased competition in the job market

• Lack of education opportunities

• Government austerity measures

• Technological advancements

How much of the £18 billion cut through changes to tax and benefits comes from women's pockets?

• £5 billion

• £18 billion

• £11 billion

• £15 billion

What has been one of the effects of public service cuts on women's ability to work?

• More flexible working hours

• Reduction in childcare costs

• Increased availability of part-time jobs

• Decrease in the number of breakfast clubs

What do equality campaigners believe the government needs to do regarding the impact of cuts on women?

• Be more aware of how cuts affect women

• Increase funding for women's education

• Reduce taxes for all citizens

• Provide more job opportunities for men