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Having a child is bad for a woman’s lifetime earnings and this “motherhood penalty” is now well recognised as a major component of the gender pay gap.

But how does the motherhood penalty extend to working conditions and the holistic experience of work?

How do mothers fare when it comes to benefits, training opportunities, promotion prospects, control over day-to-day tasks, working hours and work-life balance? How has this been changing over time as the maternal workforce evolves?

Join us to discuss all of this, as well as the factors contributing to mothers’ job quality, including childcare issues, gender roles at home and maternity discrimination, plus practical steps that could be taken to improve mothers’ job quality, wellbeing and retention in the workforce.

Speakers:

• Ori Chandler, Group Head of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Aviva
• Heejung Chung, Professor of Work and Employment, King’s Business School
• Minna Cowper-Coles, Research Fellow, the King’s Global Institute for Women’s Leadership
• Nikki Pound, Policy Officer – Women’s Equality, the TUC
• Rosie Campbell, Professor of Politics and Director of the King’s Global Institute for Women’s Leadership (chair)

The research presented in this webinar is funded by the Nuffield Foundation.  

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LIVE in London for our September Network Lunch with an award-winning Special Guest Speaker and a stunning new venue! 

Would you like to achieve more in life and business?
Are you curious to explore your limits and get a sense of just how much more might be possible?

Timeline: Networking starts at noon; we sit down for a delicious lunch in a superlative venue at 12.40; lunch (and speaker) ends at 2.30 pm. Speedy networking from 2.30 – 3.30. Remember how good it is to be together live and in person!

Keynote speaker: Hilary Briggs, International, Award-winning TEDx Speaker

Topic: Using adversity to power beyond expectations

In her talk, Hilary will take you on her journey of transformation in triathlon from low-grade amateur to podium at the World Championships, will give you the crucial three steps in her process, and will describe how adversity powered the way. The big idea for you is not only to achieve a project, goal or challenge beyond your wildest expectations but also how to use those tough moments to power your progress, supported with examples from her own business career too.

We are hosting our September lunch at a stunning new venue: 
1 Lombard Street, Bank.

As always it will feature our ever popular after lunch
Speedy Networking where our motto is ‘What I can I do for you, and what can you do for me.’

Book now for this not-to-be-missed event!

Location:

1 Lombard Street, London EC3V 9AA

Bank station – Central and Northern Lines.

Central Line – exit 5 is opposite 1 Lombard Street restaurant.

If arriving via Northern line, follow signs to Central line exit.

Cost:

£75

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