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CLAUDIA Goldin is a ground breaker.  For having advanced ‘our understanding of women’s labour market outcomes’, she was awarded the 2023 Nobel Economics Prize earlier this month, becoming only the third woman to achieve such a feat and, perhaps most significantly, the first solo female winner in all 122 years of Nobel Prizes in economics.

Workplace flexibility is rapidly reshaping traditional norms and expectations, highlighting its profound impact on equity, inclusion, and global workforce challenges

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Managers have embraced hybrid working but many still think long hours are needed for career progress

Study shows managers' attitudes to working from home and flexible working have improved since the Covid-19 pandemic hit.

Men less likely to apply to work part-time and more likely to be judged negatively for requesting it, research shows

Inside Covid-19’s “lost year” for women at work The pressures of remote working and economic ruin have hit women hardest. What will the impact of Covid-19 on gender equality be in the long run? Since England’s third coronavirus lockdown started in January, Jennifer* has regularly been working until 11pm. A single mother with a child in primary school, the academic and policy expert has faced an excruciating balancing act that has become the norm for many working parents during th...