Vanessa Gash
@vanessagash.bsky.social
Reader in Sociology, Deputy Director of the Violence and Society Center, City St George’s, University of London. Researching Violence and Socio-Economic Inequalities.
Workplace Violence paper out now! Details below!
8.3% of employees experienced threats, insults or attacks at work in the past 12 months. More violence in the workplace research findings from VISION researchers @vanessagash.bsky.social and Niels Blom below ⬇️
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May 21, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Workplace Violence paper out now! Details below!
Just back from the Crime Survey Users Conference #UKDSCrime25! Organized by the UK Data Service, in collab. with ONS, the Scottish Government and the Home Office.
March 7, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Just back from the Crime Survey Users Conference #UKDSCrime25! Organized by the UK Data Service, in collab. with ONS, the Scottish Government and the Home Office.
Just joined Bluesky to raise my professional profile/ trade dog photos…
March 5, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Just joined Bluesky to raise my professional profile/ trade dog photos…
Reposted by Vanessa Gash
Day 6 of #16DaysofActivism2024: VISION colleagues, Vanessa Gash and Niels Blom, found negative effects of intimate partner violence (IPV) & abuse on labour market outcomes, with 3.6% of those who experienced IPV losing their jobs because of the abuse. For more info: vision.city.ac.uk/news/vision-...
VISION Policy Series: The impact of intimate partner violence on job loss and time off work in the UK - City Vision
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Key research findings The latest research by VISION colleagues, Vanessa Gash and Niels Blom at City, finds serious negative effects of intimate par...
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November 30, 2024 at 6:34 PM
Day 6 of #16DaysofActivism2024: VISION colleagues, Vanessa Gash and Niels Blom, found negative effects of intimate partner violence (IPV) & abuse on labour market outcomes, with 3.6% of those who experienced IPV losing their jobs because of the abuse. For more info: vision.city.ac.uk/news/vision-...