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Category Archive: Womenomics

Baby turns two . . .

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Little Miss Hope turned two last week. A couple of days before that, I was so grateful for […]

November 12, 2018 Womenomics, Working Mum

2018 International Conference for Women in Business: Society 5.0.

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After attending as a participant and panelist for some years, it is a great honour to be joining […]

July 15, 2018 Womenomics, Working Mum

Pressing for Progress – International Women’s Day 2018 – women, step up!

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In a win for good governance, in 2012 the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ) moved to […]

March 5, 2018 Diversity & Inclusion, Womenomics

The New Normal

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My husband returned to work this month, after 5.5 months of paternity leave. Little Hope, aged 14 months, […]

January 24, 2018 Womenomics, Working Mum

Returning to work

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After almost a year of maternity leave, I was really happy to return to work at the BCCJ. […]

September 17, 2017 Womenomics, Working Mum

Paternity Leave in Japan: the law vs the reality

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Did you know that in Japan, after the birth of a baby, both parents can take up to […]

July 31, 2017 Baby admin, Diversity & Inclusion, Maternity leave, Womenomics

“Maternity pay” in Japan

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I’m pleased to report that last week, just as Baby Hope reached the 7½ month mark, I received my […]

June 26, 2017 Baby admin, Maternity leave, Womenomics

Happy 17th birthday, ewoman!

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This evening, Baby Hope and I broke our curfew to attend a reception in Roppongi Hills, celebrating ewoman’s […]

April 27, 2017 Diversity & Inclusion, Events, Womenomics

A Prime Minister, a coalition, and 2 pregnant Brits walk into a . . .

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The UK-Japan 21st Century Group was launched in 1985, at the joint request of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher […]

November 1, 2016 Diversity & Inclusion, Pregnancy, Womenomics

Women at work – a slow moving wave

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For some years now, female employment and promotion have been on Japan’s to-do list. But government policies – […]

October 25, 2016 Diversity & Inclusion, Womenomics

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