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Gillian Anderson may not be disappearing from work but many women in Ireland are

Gillian Anderson may not be disappearing from work but many women in Ireland are

by Margaret E Ward | Jun 19, 2026 | Diversity & Inclusion, Women at Work

When one of the sexiest women in the western world tells you she’s not disappearing from work because of a few wrinkles or hot flushes, you’re likely to believe and applaud her. American actress Gillian Anderson’s Lessons of Worth campaign for L’Oreal – featuring some...
Stalling for time on EU Pay Transparency directive? That’s a business fail

Stalling for time on EU Pay Transparency directive? That’s a business fail

by Margaret E Ward | May 22, 2026 | Diversity & Inclusion, Women at Work

The emotional tidal wave was immediate – livid, disgusted, shattered and, frankly, humiliated – when I was told “because he might be a husband and father one day”. That was what I had just been told by Bob, a male colleague in his 40s, when I asked why a junior male...
‘Saving the family’ is really about putting women back in their boxes

‘Saving the family’ is really about putting women back in their boxes

by Margaret E Ward | Apr 23, 2026 | Diversity & Inclusion, Women at Work

Women in the US are being pushed from the frying pan into a five-alarm authoritarian fire. Religious conservatives, Christian nationalists and the tech bros of Silicon Valley, who have long conspired to put women back in their pre-civil-rights boxes, are not only...
The grooming gap: do women’s investments in hair and clothing pay dividends at work?

The grooming gap: do women’s investments in hair and clothing pay dividends at work?

by Margaret E Ward | Mar 27, 2026 | Diversity & Inclusion, Women at Work

Women are represented in the top professions more than at any time in history, and are living in the public eye. Although it means our financial position has greatly improved, we’re still disadvantaged by the grooming gap and costly beauty standards. The grooming gap...
Small talk is a powerful workplace asset, but can exclude new and diverse staff

Small talk is a powerful workplace asset, but can exclude new and diverse staff

by Margaret E Ward | Feb 27, 2026 | Company Culture, Diversity & Inclusion

The craic, the banter, the scéal. Ireland is known for its céad míle fáilte, a hundred thousand welcomes, and hospitality is ingrained in our folklore, tradition and culture. Tourists marvel at our conversational prowess when they hear us in the pub, on the road and...
What’s really holding women back at work?

What’s really holding women back at work?

by Margaret E Ward | Nov 21, 2025 | Diversity & Inclusion, Women at Work

The video starts innocently enough. A young couple are outside chatting with their two little kids. Then a starter gun goes off and we realise they’re on an outdoor running track. The woman gives both of the kids to the man, and she starts running as fast as she can....
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