Yeo Wan Ling: Breaking the Mould, Redesigning Jobs for Women, Too!
In her first contribution to LabourBeat, Labour Member of Parliament Yeo Wan Ling touches on job redesign and how it ...
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As a bowling instructor and a single mother, the COVID-19 pandemic hit Lynda Walter particularly hard. Here is how she ...
A Switch from Meeting Deadlines to Making Soap
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Yang Mei Hong is one of a few female bus captains blazing a trail in the transport industry.
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Lady security officer Razilayantie Razmi shares her thoughts on working in the largely male-dominated security sector.
Women in Unconventional Jobs
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It Should Not Be About a Battle of the Sexes
Women have made much progress in the decades that have gone past, but there is still much more than needs ...
Let Your Work Speak for You
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Leticia Anne Dragon: A Dragon Among Men
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