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Women’s issues 2 Care ethics 1 Confidence 1 Development 1 Gender inequality 1 Gendered health issues 1 Golden Rule 1 Health accommodations 1 Higher education academies 1 Intersectionality 1 Learning 1 Menopause 1 Neoliberal academy 1 Platinum Rule 1 Skills 1 Springboard 1 Women’s Issues 1 Workplace adjustments 1 civil rights 1 diversity 1 mentor 1
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Christensen, Lois M. 1 Fox, Joanna 1 Little, Bob 1 Mano, Irine 1 Medina, Anaiza 1
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Industrial and Commercial Training 1 Journal of Organizational Ethnography 1 Social Studies Research and Practice 1
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A duoethnography: female academics’ experiences of gendered health issues at the intersection of middlescence, ethnic origin, social and professional status in the neoliberal academy
Fox, Joanna; Mano, Irine - In: Journal of Organizational Ethnography 13 (2024) 3, pp. 333-351
Purpose Gender inequality and age discrimination persist in the Higher Education (HE) sectors. The significance of gendered health at middlescence, including peri/menopause, is often negated. This article explores women’s lived experiences of gendered health issues at middlescence in the...
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Springboard contributes to Royal Mail’s continuing success
Little, Bob - In: Industrial and Commercial Training 48 (2016) 3, pp. 117-122
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to set out the results – so far – of using the Springboard women’s development programme within Royal Mail. Design/methodology/approach – This paper comprises a case study on the application of the Springboard women’s development programme...
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Informing the Bent Golden Rule or Reforming It – The Platinum Rule
Christensen, Lois M.; Medina, Anaiza - In: Social Studies Research and Practice 11 (2016) 2, pp. 92-95
Title IX and The Lilly Ledbetter (Fair Pay Act, 2009), an extension of the Civil Rights Act, have not changed the fact that women in academia are paid 78% less than males in the professoriate while sometimes experiencing subjugation and oppression. This context is juxtaposed with the Golden Rule...
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