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SMTJ team up with MIT, Harvard, WeClock and The Guardian Project
We’re teaming up with Harvard University, The Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) The Why Not Lab, The Guardian Project and BECTU to test time-tracking technology as part of The Time Project app development. Click here to read more
SMTJ launch The Time Project
SMTJ are proud to be spearheading a major piece of funded research with Sign (Screen Industries Growth Network) and the University of York which is being supported by Bectu and other industry partners. Click here to read more
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Facebook Twitter Instagram It’s been a busy old… …12 months at Share My Telly Job.. 2018 started off with a bang – organising the flexible working event which we hosted in May. I’m delighted to report that we’ve (finally!) cut together a ‘best bits’ from the evening so we can…
Two events this past weekend have been about women: the vigils that were held across the country to protest the murder of Sarah Everard, and Mother’s Day. One a howl of pain that STILL we cannot be safe from male violence, the other a benign marking of the sanctity of…
Bectu’s recent #unseenonscreen (https://unseenonscreen.wixsite.com/unseenonscreen) anti-bullying campaign has thrown up a long list of accounts of unacceptable behaviour. Sexual harassment, overwork, micro-managing, poor contracts, lack of guidance, disregard for junior staff… And yet, sadly, what struck us here at SMTJ is how nothing in the submissions felt like a surprise. All…
Written by Dr Rowan Aust, Academic Consultant and Co-Director at SMTJ Today is Equal Pay Day. It is the day as the Fawcett Society calculates [https://www.fawcettsociety.org.uk/news/the-fawcett-society-announces-date-of-equal-pay-day-2020], that women stop earning relative to men. Which means it’s the day when women start working for free compared to men doing the same job,…
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