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December 2010
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'You must be the only girl?'. The IT female experience as told by a trainee
- University of Gloucestershire 22 Dec 2010 -
'No quotas or ratios, just cultural change', says CBI president in call to action
- University of Gloucestershire 16 Dec 2010 -
Where to catch up on last week's TEDWomen event
- University of Gloucestershire 15 Dec 2010
Mellissa Bennett is one of five females out of FDM's trainee class of 28. She started two weeks ago and is training in application support, based in London. The 23-year-old shares her experiences ...
Business lobbying organisation, CBI, has spoken out over the lack of women on exec boards, launching a call for action for all listed companies to measure progress of getting female employees to ...
If you missed last week's TEDWomen coverage, here's where to catch up on the talks, videos and pictures
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Women's networks: Shining beacon or positive discrimination?
10 Dec 2010 -
Spotlight on female IT role models in CWT everywoman in technology awards - open for nominations
- University of Gloucestershire 03 Dec 2010 -
'Top 100 women to watch' in FTSE 350 includes one CTO
- University of Gloucestershire 02 Dec 2010 -
4 weeks left to nominate for the CWT everywoman in technology awards
- University of Gloucestershire 01 Dec 2010 -
And now for some good news...
- University of Gloucestershire 01 Dec 2010
Whilst for many women's network represent a shining beacon of progress for gender diversity in the workplace, others feel that the organisations setting up these support networks for their staff ...
The CWT everywoman in technology awards aim to shine the spotlight on female role models in the IT profession. Nominations are open until 7th January 2011
As part of the Female FTSE Board Report 2010 launched today by Cranfield University School of Management, a top 100 women to watch list was released, including one CTO
If you haven't made your nomination yet, you only have four weeks to go before the CWT everywoman in technology awards closes to entries
A postgraduate programme offered by the Open University and sector skills council, E-Skills UK, has reported women make up a third of the professionals taking the course - over double the national ...