Irish women are essentially working for free for rest of year due to pay gap, campaign says
WorkEqual aims to highlight salary gap between genders as it marks Equal Pay Day
Quality mark urged for workplaces that push gender equality
Advocacy group’s report on gender inequality suggests ways to improve fairness
Better grades mean bigger salaries - just not for girls
In 2015 the overall gap in pay stood at 13.9%. It had risen to 14.4% in 2017. But why?
Nollaig na mBan 2020: Margaret Atwood’s princess-dress epiphany
For Women’s Christmas, The Women’s Podcast hears about some light-bulb moments
Workplace gender equality debate is now mainstream
Caveat: Challenge for activists now is how it can be addressed
Affordable childcare the key to gender equality in workplace, say experts
Taoiseach promises Citizens’ Assembly on equality will close to the gender pay gap
Why is this Zara polka-dot dress such a hit? ‘It’s horrendous on me’
A relatively shapeless, mid-length dress from Zara is the unexpected viral hit of summer
Top female entrepreneurs call for new cultural norm
New statistics from the CSO show that women missing out on top jobs in companies
'I had this crazy notion that I wanted to be a fashion designer'
Sonya Lennon: My journey started as a student of communications at Coláiste Dhúlaigh
Let’s get the thorny issue of maternity versus shared parental leave off our chests
A culture of shared birth leave would help to make the hiring stage a level playing field
When it comes to gender equality in the world of business, it’s good to talk
Caveat: As the only man on the panel, I quickly realised there was nothing to worry about
‘I don’t eat breakfast. I eat within an eight-hour window so my first meal is at 1pm’
In Conversation: Sonya Lennon and Lorraine Clifford-Lee
Lift-off: initiative aimed at boosting leadership skills launches
New organisation known as Leading Ireland’s Future Together (Lift) announced
How to dress for the four-seasons-in-a-day Irish summer
From go-to denim, to culottes, to layers - some favourite summer staples
Irish women start ‘working for nothing’ this week
Women earn 13.6% less than men, which amounts to working seven weeks for free
Irish creatives in New York: if you can make it here . . .
As the dust settled on New York Fashion Week, we met some Irish people making waves in the Big Apple
Me & My Money: designer Sonya Lennon
VHI Life Insurance ambassador aware ‘increasingly’ of providing for future
Dress for Success: suits and self-belief for women seeking work
Ahead of International Woman’s Day on March 8th, we celebrate Dress for Success, which supports job-seeking women of all ages and gives them the confidence to sell themselves
Clothes shopping app to bring customers and retailers closer
‘Frockadvisor’ to personalise shopping, say Courtney and Lennon
First start-up night proves a big draw
The first start-up night of the Start-up Academy saw 180 entrepreneurs of all sorts gather to share tips and insights.
FUSION could start a new wave of digital advertising
Winners of FUSION experiment now become ‘start-ups in residence’’ at The Irish Times
FUSION start-ups down to the final 10
This week we look at five start-ups that put life and style into lifestyle choices
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