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How to optimise your LinkedIn profile after maternity leave
Heading back to work after maternity leave? A few thoughtful LinkedIn updates can help you reconnect with your network, showcase your strengths, and find new opportunities.
Amberley Davis
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When is a part-time job not really part-time? Why women are overworked and underpaid
Part-time on paper, full-time in reality. Women are paying the price with their time, health and earnings.
Lydia Smith
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Why extreme heat is deepening the childcare gap for working mums
School and daycare closures driven by soaring temperatures are leaving mothers to shoulder most of the childcare. With heatwaves becoming more common, we look at how the climate crisis is contributing to workplace inequality.
Lydia Smith
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Can ADHD coaching help you at work?
Against a backdrop of long waiting lists for diagnoses and medication, many are turning to ADHD coaches for support. We explore how ADHD coaching works and how to find a legitimate one.
Lydia Smith
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How job titles are changing: What every job seeker needs to know
The unfamiliar job titles filling today's vacancies aren't just a branding exercise – they reflect broader shifts in how organisations hire and retain talent.
Amberley Davis
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Maternity leave: What to do if your employer is pressuring you to return to work early
Feeling pushed to return to work before your maternity leave ends? Find out what your employer can and can't ask of you, and how to make the right decision for you.
Lydia Smith
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Are weight loss injections fuelling workplace bias?
As the use of weight loss injections continues to grow, questions are emerging about whether they are reshaping perceptions of health, appearance and performance in the workplace.
Lydia Smith
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Why women face credit stealing at work
Many women have watched their ideas be dismissed, only for a colleague to present them later and receive the credit. We explore what to do if this happens to you, and what employers need to do about the problem.
Lydia Smith
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Voluntary demotion: Why women are stepping down instead of burning out
Women are increasingly choosing to step back from senior roles, redefining success on their own terms rather than sacrificing their wellbeing.
Amberley Davis
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What is doomjobbing? The rise of compulsive job searching
Even people who aren't planning to leave their jobs are spending hours scrolling through vacancies, driven by uncertainty, stress, or the fear of missing out. As workplace anxiety grows, doomjobbing is becoming the career equivalent of doomscrolling – and it's reshaping how we think about work and opportunity.
Amberley Davis
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