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Working Mother Loses her £1.3 Million Claim Against Bank

Contributed by Philippa Robbins, Rooks Rider Solicitors Employment Group, with contributions by Chloe Magri. In June 2007, Katharina Tofeji, a working mother, lost her claim against the British branch of the French bank BNP Paribas for sex discrimination, victimization and constructive dismissal. Mrs Tofeji claimed that she received unfair treatment after she announced she was […]

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Learning from African Micro-Entrepreneurs

This week, I returned to the U.S. from a trip to Kenya. I spent the last ten days traveling through the Masai Mara, seeing animals like lions, leopards, elephants and rhino, and visiting the beautiful and ancient beach island of Lamu. I also spent some time meeting with women entrepreneurs involved in microfinance and offering […]

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Happy Thanksgiving : A Letter from the Publisher

The Glass Hammer has been live for just over two months now. We want to thank you for your support so far. We set up this online community as a “go to” place for women in finance to read news and advice to advance their career. Uniquely, the site is somewhere where we can go […]

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inMotion, Justice by Chocolate

Please join inMotion at an exclusive party with a group of young lawyers and professionals who are committed to helping inMotion provide free legal and social services to New York City’s under-served and abused women. Private cocktail reception and chocolate tasting at Jacques Torres Chocolate. Delicious chocolate, savory hors d’oeuvres, and cocktails will be served, […]

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A Lesson from the New York Marathon…

Hooray for Paula Radcliffe! “I definitely feel stronger after my pregnancy,” the champion marathon runner said, after she sprinted to victory in the final stages of last Sunday’s gruelling 26.2 mile race. Paula’s fought her way back from bitter failure (Athens Olympics 2004, when stomach problems felled her) and injury (spinal stress fractures and a […]

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Human Trafficking: A Cause to Be Passionate About

These days, it’s easy to watch the news and get depressed. War, natural disasters, and human rights abuses abound every time you turn on the TV, and its easy to just tune out all of the suffering going on around you, head to an air-conditioned office and surround yourself with comfortingly well-dressed people whose biggest […]

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Why Are Women Being Short-Changed at Work?

Graphic:personneltoday Most women over the age of 18 working in the UK earn less than their male colleagues in the same jobs. Unfortunately, it does not look like this will change any time soon. According to a report issued by the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) in July 2007, it will take 200 years for there […]

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Equal pay tribunals in the UK overwhelmed with claims

Though women have made great strides in the workplace in recent decades, there is still a disturbingly significant gap between the earnings of men and women in the same jobs. In both the US and the UK, independent juducial bodies have been created to address claims of pay disparity. However, the pay gap issue is […]

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The More You Have, the More You Spend

A recent article in Pink Magazine called The Devil Wears Handbags cited the statistic that those with incomes over $150,000 spend three times more on luxury goods than those in households with incomes ranging from $75,000-$99,000. While it’s intuitive that people with more money would spend more and would have more disposable income for luxury […]