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National Older Workers Week has lots of free resources which are useful for workers of all ages. read more
The penultimate episode of the Mums.Dads.Work podcast looks at midlife reinvention, debt and National Older Workers Week. read more
CV expert Emma Alkirwi outlines from key trends for job hunting in the new year, from a stress on digital skills to a focus on sustainability. read more
How do you answer that perennial interview question: tell me about your strengths and weaknesses? Workingmums.co.uk has some advice. read more
A guide to flexible working hours
Considering flexible working? Or have you received a flexible working request from an employee? Read our comprehensive guide to flexible working hours... read more
How do you find a good part-time job which uses your experience and skills - and pays accordingly - or negotiate a part-time position in your current... read more
Experts at a City Law Firm give some advice on your rights during maternity leave, covering issues such as redundancy and keeping in touch.... read more
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Care in all its forms needs a much louder voice in policy discussions and to be at the heart of the next election. read more
Reports of a backlash again the gender equality agenda are circulating, and some young men are growing more hostile to it, so what do we do about it? read more
Alex Molton is sad to find that, despite alleged advances in equality, football appears to remain the realm of boys. read more
It seems the Government will threaten sanctions if the sick and disabled don't engage with the support it says it is offering and don't take work from... read more
The Pipeline's annual report finds women tend not to be in the kind of roles that secure progression to the top of their organisation. read more
National Insurance cuts and changes to the Work Capability Assessment are among measures in yesterday's Autumn Statement that favour the wealthiest 20... read more
The Autumn Statement contained cuts in National Insurance contributions and a rise in the minimum wage, but there was little support for the care... read more
A Fawcett Society report for Equal Pay Day calls for default flexibility in high-paid jobs if the gender pay gap is to close more quickly and says... read more
A new report by Surviving in Scrubs catalogues 150 cases of sexism, sexual harassment and assault within the NHS, mostly by senior doctors. read more
A new report outlines the growing division between the most deprived areas of England compared to the least deprived when it comes to access to... read more