Features

June Crombie, Business Unit Manager for the recruitment arm of the Global Energy Group, provides an interview for Women@Work. Read More

This is a news article about the inspirational progress of a Thurso born woman and her new role of encouraging students into Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects to form the basis of an exciting career. Read More

Inspirational Women interview with Mary Rhind Inspirational interview – Mary Rhind (Jan 2013) Woman@ Work aim to add this new feature “Inspirational Women” to our monthly newsletter. We hope to make our newsletter interesting for all women and plan to have interviews with a range of women who support the aims of Women@Work. Read More

Inspirational Women Interview for December with WEA Scotland Director, Jayne Stuart. Read More

Inspirational Women Interview: Ann MacInnes Job Title:- Retired Researcher, University Lecturer (Jamaica), Open University Tutor/Counsellor and WEA Tutor. Read More

Inspirational Women Interview given by Gillian Shaw the Chairperson of the Women@Work Advisory Group. Gillian is a Solicitor in the Employment Department, of Harper Macleod, Inverness. Gill has specialises in employment law and also advises on Freedom of Information and Data Protection issues. Gill delivers training and seminars for clients and also lectures at Inverness College, teaching employment law and discrimination classes. Read More

We are surrounded by inspirational women and we plan to share some of their stories through this section of the website. Sue Mitchell is the first to be interviewed. Read More

We will be at Bridgeton Library, in the heart of the East End, from 10am on Saturday 19th May and in Edinburgh City Libraries and the Bonnie Fechters from Tuesday 1st to Saturday 12th May at Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh Read More

Highland Celebration of Learning 2012 Monday 14th May Eden Court, MacLean Room 11 am Opening by Douglas Wilby Head of Performance, HLH Workshops from 11 am Award Ceremony 6.30 pm Read More

The pay gap between men and women remains above 10 per cent, with an average of 370 women losing their jobs each day in Scotland. Read More