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- The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) finds that companies with more women in senior roles dismiss male perpetrators of abuse.
- IFS notes that women experiencing workplace violence suffer long-term economic impacts, including reduced earnings.
- A Finnish study finds that women who report rape earn 17% less five years after the assault.
- Experts call for action as female unemployment increases domestic abuse risk, urging policing and policy changes.
