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Turning the dials on women in leadership

By Professor Kim Turnbull James On April 17, 2019

Turning the dials on women in leadership

The Gender Pay Gap data published in April 19 for the second year, showed that although some companies have improved, for many...

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How can we develop women leaders in aviation?

By Antonia Molloy On June 12, 2018

How can we develop women leaders in aviation?

Across the board, women in leadership are underrepresented. While the number of women in leadership positions has increased,...

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Why are women more anxious asking for pay rises?

By HR Magazine On April 10, 2018

Why are women more anxious asking for pay rises?

Techniques to overcome anxiety can help but organisations must also look to structural issues holding women back.

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Women on Boards: progress but there are too few women on boards

By Kassia Gardner On November 24, 2017

Women on Boards: progress but there are too few women on boards

There has been an increase in the number of women being appointed to FTSE 100 boards but few women are fulfilling senior roles on...

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