Gender Pay Gap Q&A
My name is Jana and I am an academic. According to the University and College Union (UCU), I am working unpaid for the equivalent of two days every week.
Academic staff work an average of 50.9 hours per week, according to
Gender Pay Gap reporting: considerations and implications
Innes Miller is a Director at Staffmetrix who offer a powerful and intuitive data visualisation platform which brings transparency and accountability to the workplace. Innes will be speaking at the Gender Pay Gap – Moving Forward Conference on the 22nd May in London.
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Gender Pay Gap: The results are in…but not for all
The Government’s deadline for Gender Pay Gap reporting passed yesterday in a frantic final 24 hours which saw more than 1000 companies rushing to submit their results at the last minute, briefly causing the gender pay reporting portal to crash.
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Embracing anchor institution status
Do you work for an Anchor Institution? If you work in a university or college then the answer is – you should be.
If your institution is based in Lancashire you may have already been part of the Preston Model of collaborative
Panorama now offers screening for twin pregnancies
If you attended the recent London Maternity & Midwifery Festival you may have come across the Natera team on their stand in the exhibition area. If you didn’t you might not be aware that Panorama – a market-leading noninvasive prenatal screening
London Maternity & Midwifery Festival Award Winners Announced
Midwives from London and the South East were honored at the inaugural London Maternity and Midwifery Festival Awards last week.
The Maternity and Midwifery Forum Awards took place at Earls Court on Tuesday 13th February, with the big winners on the
New report reveals wider repercussions of hate crime
The final report of a major five-year study from the University of Sussex shows that hate crime affects entire communities, rather than just the individuals who are targeted.
The project focused on hate crimes targeted specifically against LGBT and Muslim communities
The Homelessness and Brain Injury Project (HABIP)
Photo:Ben Hershey
You’re reading this blog, excellent! Do you know how? Your brain is processing, recognising and ordering visual symbols, then recalling the meaning and making sense of the words here.
Are you sipping coffee or eating a snack while also reading
Update on the Redesigning Health Information for Parents (ReHIP) project
The Redesigning Health Information for Parents (ReHIP) project, led by NHS Health Scotland, is in an exciting product development and transition phase, since agreeing our Channel Mix Strategy – a transition to a “Digital first but not only” strategy –
Event Preview: London Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2018
The London Maternity & Midwifery Festival returns to the Ilec Conference Centre, London on Tuesday 13th February 2018.
To date more than 1500 midwives and student midwives have signed up to attend this year’s event, will you be joining us in