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July's News Roundup
The end of the month sneaked up on us in July; like an end-of-semester pop quiz on feminist economics, it was suddenly upon us and we were entirely unprepared (only kidding, we're *always* prepared for that kind of pop quiz). So, even though it's August already, we have pulled together all of the most interesting news and views of the last month for your perusal. Just in time for that Monday afternoon biscuit break you were hankering for. We'd recommend a Nice biscuit (remember those?). Go on.
In politics and business, women are usually left to clean up the mess
BACS become first payment scheme to sign charter on gender
equality following the Gadhia Review
More women needed at the top: What the UK can learn from
Canada
A professional’s perspective on sexism in the music industry
Nicola Sturgeon’s open letter to EU citizens living in
Scotland
What employment law might look like under the new Prime
Minister
What happened when Close the Gap and Engender visited the UN
Dr Katharina Sarter awarded prestigious Rhonda Williams
prize in economics
And most exciting opportunity of the month goes to:
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