Flexibility for everyone contributes to gender equality in the workplace, without affecting your bottom line, Rae Morgan tells business owners
International Women's Day rolls around so quickly each year, doesn't it? The flood of reports that pop up around this time each year outline ‘promise' on the one hand and ‘still a way to go' on the other. The same statistics brandished by companies as proof of progress are equally proof of the need to do more for many of the individuals covered by those figures. It is useful as a prompt for public debate, certainly: another chance to ask ourselves ‘what's a workable solution, and for whom?' The solutions do exist (ask any woman), but in a world where the male experience is still seen as ...
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