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A Woman at Work: Discrimination of Mothers in the Workplace

Jun 15th, 2007 | By Jennifer Worrall Lynch | Category: Economy, Feminism

I have always been career minded. Since I can remember, I have vowed to put school, then university, then work, first. When I finished school, my parents had to practically force me to take a “gap” year before university. I was so worried that if I took a year off my peers would get ahead [...]



What’s In A Name?

Aug 15th, 2006 | By Jennifer Worrall Lynch | Category: Society, Uncategorized

It feels quite indulgent to write an article for Edwards on whether or not I should change my name upon marriage, but I have to say it is something of a growing obsession for me. On top of the continuous conversations I am having about the colour of the ribbons on the wedding invitations (“But [...]



Acknowledging Gender as an Issue in the Workplace

Apr 15th, 2006 | By Jennifer Worrall Lynch | Category: Economy, Feminism, Society

In the past year, the Equal Opportunities Commission in the UK has celebrated 30 years of the Sex Discrimination Act. The state of women’s employment has changed dramatically in this time. A couple of years before the Act was passed, only one in four mothers with pre-school children was working, but by 2004, this figure [...]