Marjory Mair

17th November 2016

|By Sophia Herbert

OD & HR Specialist

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#IWD2018 Our recent policy paper shed some light on the less talked about factors of female reproductive and gynaecological health which present challenges to working, all of which are under-recognised in the current debate. Read it here: theworkfoundation.co…

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#IWD2018 Gender is a workforce health issue which demands specific attention. It influences pay, job type, caring responsibilities and many more work-related outcomes with important implications for health. Find out more in our recent policy paper: theworkfoundation.co…

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