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Working mothers

Parenthood comes at a high cost for working mothers

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Zetyโ€™s new report reveals 87% of working mothers worldwide say parenthood hurt women’s careers, despite the cultural nostalgia for โ€œsimpleโ€ love stories such as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement which went viral… Stories like the viral โ€œEnglish teacher marries gym teacherโ€ caption also sparked a wave of nostalgia for love stories rooted in the […]

From reduced hours to unemployment, the โ€˜Mother Taxโ€™

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Even though the gender pay gap among full-time employees fell from 9% in 2019 to 7.4% in 2020, there is still a 20% salary difference between working fathers and mothers. With this in mind,ย Bionic, the business comparison experts, wanted to find out where across the UK has the biggest pay disparity. Scotland and Wales have […]

Mums are being refused workplace flexibility โ€“ new report

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Half of working mumsย donโ€™t get the flexibility they request at work,ย according to a new survey published by the TUC and campaigner Mother Pukka. Almost 13,000ย mumsย across the public and private sectorย responded to theย survey about flexible working.ย Oneย in twoย (50%) told the TUC that their current employer had rejected or only accepted part of their flexible working request. Currentย flexible […]

Working mums: ‘We want more flexibility in the workplace’

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Women are a key part of a growing contingent workforce of freelancers, consultants and part-timers. Despite numerous government policies to attract more mothers back into the workplace, retention is still a significant struggle. To find out why this is the case, John Williams, Head of Marketing atย Instant Offices, explores how employers can tackle retention issues […]

Well, this is depressing… people still think mothers shouldn’t work

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A new report has found that a large percentageย of people are still judging women for returning to work after having children. The research comes via the latest British Social Attitudes report from NatCen Social Research which surveyed 3,988 adults between July and October last year. The good news is that 72 per cent of Brits […]