Sentences with phrase «women at this career level»

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The Athena Project, which is a UK - wide initiative that aims to increase the number of women working in science, engineering, and technology (SET) at all levels of higher education (HE), and to improve their career development, awards development grants to HE institutions for pilot projects that address those aims.

Although women scientists continue to be underrepresented at the faculty level, many women have established rewarding and successful careers in science — thanks in part to having had role models and mentors whose paths they could follow.

In addition, women now have more varied career opportunities in education, as evidenced by the increases in female teachers at the secondary level and dramatic increases in the number of female administrators.

We are proactively working to decrease this disparity and we look forward to seeing representation of our female colleagues continue to grow in all roles and at all levels as we actively recruit, train and encourage women to pursue career opportunities at Rockstar North and within our industry.»

«At university level, art history needs to be treated as a serious academic career, with women on an equal footing to men.»

The Deconstructive Impulse: Women Artists Reconfigure the Signs of Power 1973 — 1991, (2011), edited by Princenthal, in keeping with its excellent title, progresses the debate at a profound level, enabling further access to the careers of key women artWomen Artists Reconfigure the Signs of Power 1973 — 1991, (2011), edited by Princenthal, in keeping with its excellent title, progresses the debate at a profound level, enabling further access to the careers of key women artwomen artists.

It is hard to imagine how either law or medicine could operate today without the women who at every level and in such large numbers enjoy careers which they find fulfilling and from which society as a whole derives so much benefit.»

And I had a firm that recognized at the most senior levels that many people — both men and women — needed this kind of flexibility at some point in their careers.

Hays Leading Women acts at different levels of a woman's career and through its programme of activities engages with females at all stages in their career with shared purpose of connecting women to the world of work, from school girls through to established professioWomen acts at different levels of a woman's career and through its programme of activities engages with females at all stages in their career with shared purpose of connecting women to the world of work, from school girls through to established professiowomen to the world of work, from school girls through to established professionals.

While the findings vary by country and by sector, we have discovered common themes and sometimes surprising results and have come up with some recommendations about what can be done by business leaders today to ensure that women continue to advance in their careers and achieve better representation at senior levels.

Organising regular one - to - one meetings to proactively discuss career progression opportunities and put a plan in place can enable women in procurement to progress to more senior roles, and in turn help continue to close the gender pay gap at all seniority levels in the profession.

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My career coaching helps women land entry - level positions at companies where they'll have access to opportunities for future growth.

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