I resent my husband for going to work, while I had to give up my career to homeschool our children
As a new Institute for Fiscal Studies report shines a light on the inequalities exposed by Covid, one mother shares her story

As a new Institute for Fiscal Studies report shines a light on the inequalities exposed by Covid, one mother shares her story
A new study for Women's Entrepreneurship Day 2020 shows that Covid has created a more challenging environment for female-led start-ups
Finalists of this year's Black British Business Awards share their hard-earned lessons on entrepreneurship
Ballet dancers and computer coders share a similar interest – the expression of human potential
Despite the disproportionate impact of lockdown on professional women, there are some signs of hope
New research from members club Allbright has found a renewed sense of optimism among working women
New research proves what Brenda Trenowden and others have long been saying: gender diversity in boardrooms has a positive effect
As women bear the brunt of job losses, Katie Lewis explains why we need to support them to start their own businesses
After being told she had breast cancer, Julia Leckey, now 46, learnt to reassess her priorities in life
A new survey has revealed that kind leadership is crucial for keeping staff motivated. Here's how we can implement it...
As the retail sector announces more cuts, we examine why women's jobs are at risk
The impact of the pandemic has made women's economic vulnerability starkly visible, writes Linda Scott
With Covid threatening to widen the gender gap, Britain's female founders will be more vital than ever, explains Lesley Gregory
Just 1pc of funding from current venture capital goes to all-female led start-ups
Continuing a series, in which charity Pregnant Then Screwed share hidden stories of working women being discriminated against in lockdown
As lockdown begins to ease, Claire Cohen explains why women in Britain face being left behind
Half a century on from landmark legislation giving women the right to equal pay, there are still hurdles - and the pandemic has put up more
Continuing a series, in which we share the hidden stories of mums-to-be and new mothers being discriminated against at work during lockdown
Female employees are already paying the economic price for the pandemic, explains Sam Smethers