This week’s entry into the Women And Work Series comes from Emma, an Administrator from the East Midlands. If you missed the last post in the series where we spoke to Gillian, an Associate Director, you can catch up with it here. Emma’s been juggling her career and family for a long time now and …
A little later than anticipated, but this week we’re heading back into our Women and Work Series with Gillian, an Associate Director from East Lothian. If you missed the last instalment in the blog series, where we met Amy, you can catch up with it in here. Women and Work is a series all about …
Women’s rugby is showing an incredible surge in popularity. In the last few years especially, the female side of the sport has really taken off, and women around the country are putting their boots on for the first time. I started playing rugby in May 2017, as a complete beginner. It took me a while …
Continuing the Women & Work Series today is Amy, an Associate Lecturer and mother of two. She’s recently moved across the country and so has recent experience of trying to navigate the job market for the right role. If you missed the first post in the series, in which we spoke to Paula, you can …
In the first of the Women & Work series, I spoke to Paula who works in customer service. She made some really interesting points about how often women feel that they’ve lost their identity after having a child, and almost have to prove themselves once more in the workplace. What are your thoughts on Paula’s …
Introducing a new series – Women & Work. I’ve written a lot about my line of work as a writer and the world of freelancing in general, and it’s got me thinking about the range of experiences women have in the workplace. In this special series of blogs I’m going to be discussing some of …
Allow me to take your mind back to the glory days of 1997. Man! I Feel Like A Woman thrust a singer named Shania Twain into our collective conscious and told us that we were all letting our hair down, basically. It’s an absolute banger, but still holds a massively topical message. The late 90’s …