On the second day of lockdown, when the world was in turmoil, the Government quietly announced its decision to suspend the requirement for Companies to publish their Gender Pay Gap data. The announcement was clear that the decision means there will be no expectation on employers to report their data for the 2019/20 year. The
1st October 2019 Energy Assets Partners with Womens Utilities Network Energy Assets is teaming up with the Womens Utilities Network (WUN) to encourage greater industry diversity and better careers progression for women in the utilities sector. Britain’s leading independent metering, construction, data and energy network company has become an official sponsor of WUN and will
“Get lucky and say yes” at the last WUN event I heard this I just hadn’t realised I’d already played it out. 18 months – that’s how long I’ve been back at work; running a full-time job and being a full-time mum. I’m happy! In 2007 I decided it was time to start
Since setting up WUN, a common theme from our membership has been ‘how can I be a better networker’, and on Thursday 2nd May we went all guns blazing and based a whole event around that topic, hosted by our legal friends at CMS London in their stunning venue at Cannon Street. We aim to
Last night we had just our third Women’s Utilities Network event which was definitely a success. The evening kicked off with good food, drinks and the hum of conversation as women from across the utility industry, mingled “It’s great to be in a supportive environment with like minded women discussing our careers and futures”
Women’s Utilities Network (WUN) is a recently created group focused on helping to support and encourage women within the retail utilities space. Its purpose is to create a network of support to help women develop their skills and career opportunities within the sector. WUN is open to any woman working in the retail utilities space