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Sex Equality in the 21st Century, New Challenges for Human Resources Professionals
Wednesday 7th March 2007
Jenny Watson
Equal Opportunities Commission
Jenny Watson became Chair of the EOC in November 2005. She was previously Deputy Chair (since 2000) and first became an EOC Commissioner in 1999. She is a director of Global Partners and Associates, a business which she co-founded in 2004. Jenny has broader consumer interests as the Deputy Chair of the Banking Code Standards Board, and is a member of the Advertising Standards Authority's Advertising Advisory Committee. She is a member of the Committee on Radioactive Waste Magnement which has just advised the UK government on a strategy to deal with the legacy of radioactive waste.
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Location: University of Chicago, Chicago GSB - Europe Campus, Woolgate Exchange, 25 Basinghall Street, , EC2V 5HA
Date and Time: Wednesday 7th March 2007 12:00 PM
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It was a shame the turnout was low as the venue was great, and the speaker was very natural and thought provoking.
Submitted by Judi Kennedy-Clarke, Wellcome Trust
Jenny was an excellent speaker with the knowledge and expertise to impart this in a clear and concise manner. Thought provoking, informative and very useful. What more could you ask for!
Submitted by Guy Pink, Addactiion
Very interesting talk from Jenny Watson providing some quite surprising statistics. It really is quite hard to credit that in 2007 in certain instances women are still not being treated the same as men in terms of pay. Also "losing" 6.5 million per year from the work pool is just incredible because of the inflexibility of employers. A great deal of food for thought.
Submitted by Margaret Keelan, RMS Ltd
A very good and stimulating presentation. A balanced approach and excellent detail.
Submitted by Colin Blears, plus HR
It was really interesting to hear what Jenny had to say. I am not in the HR area as I deal with recruitment but it was certainly food for thought and being a woman I hope to use the advice in the future!!
Submitted by donna graham, The Guardian
I thought that it was an excellent presentation and very interesting.
Submitted by Linda Kesel, City of London
Excellent presentation, most informative and inspiring. It would be useful to have a summary sheet/handout as Jenny did come up with some interesting stats and I was too engrossed in her talk to take any detailed notes.
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