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Wednesday, September 27
by
Dr Gail Whiting
on Wed 27 Sep 2006 09:54 BST
EuroSciCon, the European Life Science communications company, are delighted to announce the launch of a new tool for Life Scientists. Amongst the many features of the free Life Science toolbar is the ability to allow the user to get instant access to scientific web sites and life science societies wherever they are on the internet. The user also gets notifications when a Life Science meeting report becomes available, when forthcoming Life Science events are announced and when emails hit their account. more »
Friday, September 22
Friday, September 15
by
Dr Gail Whiting
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 10:00 BST
E-mentoring opportunity - just 20 minutes per week
by
sharac
on Fri 15 Sep 2006 08:00 BST
We have a recurring nightmare. We're standing on a mountaintop, being attacked by a huge, winged chimera with an enormous head and a mouth that keeps chanting, "Working women are miserable. Their marriages are terrible. Their husbands are miserable. Their children are wrecks." more »
Thursday, September 14
by
sharac
on Thu 14 Sep 2006 14:41 BST
A large proportion of the gender wage gap is usually left unexplained. In this paper, we investigate whether the unexplained component is due to misspecification. Using a sample of recent UK graduates, we introduce variables on career expectations and character traits, variables that are typically not observed. The evidence indicates that women are more altruistic and less career-oriented than men. The main difference concerns career break expectations which explains 10% of the gender wage gap in our favoured model. By omitting attitudinal variables most studies are likely to over-estimate the unexplained component of the gender wage gap. Women with a more traditional view concerning childrearing are also found to have less intensive search behaviour. These results suggest that without a change in attitudes, the gender wage gap is likely to remain at its current level. more »
Wednesday, September 6
by
sharac
on Wed 06 Sep 2006 09:00 BST
Have you ever had times when everything feels like a drag and you hate to get up in the morning, get dressed, go to work, do whatever you have to, run your errands, take care of children, do housekeeping, and so on and so forth? It doesn’t help if it is a lovely sunny day, you feel gray and cloudy. You feel so bad that you don’t even want to feel better. You may also be so stressed you can’t even think straight. Your mind spins; you are not in control. more »
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