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Tag Archives: power
It’s All Right Love – what’s in a word?
A friend of mine was at the market on Saturday afternoon, buying some fruit. The woman gave him a bag of bananas with a friendly “here you are, dear”. Not only did he accept her term of endearment without question, … Continue reading →
Posted in discrimination, Equality & Diversity, inequality, management, Prejudice, workplace bullying
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Tagged equality, Gender equality, inequality, language, management, power, Term of endearment, Unconscious Bias
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Women on the Board – as proposed by Richard Branson
Having recently been involved in many discussions about women in senior management positions and on the boards of companies, I intended writing an article on the subject. However, when I was sent the article below via my Twitter feed, I … Continue reading →
Posted in beyond diversity, Bullying & Harassment, discrimination, Equality & Diversity, gender equality, glass ceiling, human rights, inequality, management, Prejudice
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Tagged appearance, business, difference, discrimination, diversity, employment, equality, equality and diversity, Gender equality, Human Resources, management, power, prejudice, Richard Branson, women in management, workplace bullying
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Physical appearance – an impact on behaviour.
At a meeting yesterday I was reminded of an introduction and recommendation that came my way some time ago. It was a strange one that was given with a warning: “don’t mention his size”. No other clarification was offered. After … Continue reading →
Posted in discrimination, Equality & Diversity, Equality Act, gender equality, human rights, Prejudice
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Tagged appearance, difference, discrimination, diversity, employment, management, power, prejudice, tall, workplace bullying
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