The exhibition ‘All Work and Low Pay’ at the Women’s Library has been extended to August 2012, with additional tours and events. There has been a lot of media interest and great feedback from visitors. Some visitors have left accounts of their own experiences in the workplace – some of them showing obstacles that persist for women. Read some of their comments and download the information sheets for the exhibition here:
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