Women were let go in greater numbers during COVID, now they face being offered lower-paid roles to return to work
Women were let go in greater numbers during COVID, now they face being offered lower-paid roles to return to work ThuThursday 11 FebFebruary 2021 at 5:12pm Melinda Rodd says she feels like a year of her life has been stolen after she lost her job. ( Print text only Cancel Melinda Rodd was all set to begin her first day as a travelling business development manager for a health products company when COVID-19 hit. Key points: 98,000 fewer university-educated women had work in May last year compared to the start of the pandemic That compares to 37,000 fewer young men One recruiter says women re-e...
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