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Dr. Michael Courey, director of the London Poverty Research Centre at King's University College, talks about employment during the pandemic and its impact on low-wage workers, self-employment, and the service industries. Women make up a large portion of the labour force, such as in health care and education. In this episode, Dr. Courey talks with Claire Crossly, who is self-employed and working from home, and Sarah Arnold, a school teacher who has worked from home on and off while also raising two children under 12.
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