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Midlife viewpoints
Why Are Women in Midlife Leaving the Workplace?
Is it really an exodus and what can be done to stop it? In recent years, there has been a noticeable trend of women in midlife leaving the workplace. How do we know? On a local level, the CPCA and Rand report explores the reasons in Cambridgeshire, but is there more...
Midlife Stories
Kirsty
I do feel like a bit of a fraud, talking about my midlife 360.
You’d probably agree that imposter syndrome is strong in females who push out professionally anyway, let alone those who make their move in their 40s and 50s? But it isn’t just that for me.
Bren
I have always considered myself to be a strong woman. Having worked since I was 16 years old, then married to a military person, raised two children often many times on my own whilst my husband away for weeks on end.
The children have said many times that I am a strong, inspirational mum and my husband says I am the glue that holds everyone together.
But that all changed last year…
I have always considered myself to be a strong woman. Having worked since I was 16 years old, then married to a military person, raised two children often many times on my own whilst my husband away for weeks on end.
The children have said many times that I am a strong, inspirational mum and my husband says I am the glue that holds everyone together.
But that all changed last year…
Midlife360 News
Viewpoint – compassion and change.
Creating a safe space for women and growing with compassion: How Midlife360 CIC is navigating change and honouring our mission Mission “To enable women in midlife to access and thrive in their chosen work environment.” Vision “To create a...
Further reading
- Who are the millions of Britons not working, and why?
- Why midlife women exit the workplace
- Why women are more burned out than men
- Midlife Crisis in Women: How to Find Your Silver Lining
- 7 Reasons Why Mid Life Women Make Great Employees
- Rand Europe report – Employment and age in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area