Back to Your Future Blog
The Value Returners Bring and Top Tips for Success – Advice from Employers
An impressive group of programme managers and business leaders met on our Employer Panel at the 2022 Women Returners Back to Your Future Conference. They delivered an optimistic take on
Navigating a Successful Return – Advice from Returners
At our 2022 Women Returners Conference, several inspirational return-to-work stories were highlighted on the Returner Panel, with the theme of Navigating a Successful Return to Work. Ably hosted by radio
Natural Networking
Feeling comfortable, confident, and prepared for networking is such a valuable skill to develop and hone throughout your career. It’s important as you return to work as it can help
Why ‘back to school’ is a good time to focus on your return to work
The nights are already drawing in and soon there’ll be an autumnal chill in the air. Many people have that ‘back to school’ feeling at this time of year –
Building your personal brand
Being clear about your personal brand is so important as you return to work. But what exactly is ‘personal brand’, and how can you build it? Karen, Women Returners Head
Advance preparation for your return to work
With the summer holidays fast approaching, are your plans to get back to work in September getting closer? This is the perfect time to get started to prepare for your
Menopause – Removing a Potential Return to Work Barrier
‘The more people talk about menopause the better their experience’ (Kantar, 2022) Lesley Salem, Founder of social enterprise Over The Bloody Moon, aims to remove the muddle and stigma of
Flexible Working – The Where, When and How
The world of flexible working has evolved over the last two years as the ‘work from home’ mandate demonstrated how productive remote working could be. With more and more people
LinkedIn’s New Career Break Feature
In March 2022, LinkedIn launched a new feature to enable users to include a Career Break within the ‘Experience’ section of their LinkedIn profile. At Women Returners, we are really