Article: Association of Women graduates.(News)

Article: Group aims to spur women graduates
New Straits Times;  December 5, 2004 ;     413 words ... ... 2004 Group aims to spur women graduates Byline: Arni Abdul Razak ... THE Association of Malaysian Women Graduates (or PSWM, its Malay acronym ... wanted to form a group whereby women graduates could work together to become ...

Article: Women graduates still suffer pay gap
The Independent - London;  March 8, 2002 ;     512 words ...WOMEN GRADUATES are paid 15 per cent less than their male counterparts at the start ... the EOC will unveil new advertisements today which ask: "Why are women graduates still going cheap?" With the National Union of Students, the EOC ...

Article: LETTER : Women graduates struggle to get jobs too
The Independent - London;  March 19, 1995 ;     375 words ... ... couple of misleading statements concerning the relative successes of men and women graduates in obtaining jobs. First, the figures apparently showing that "women graduates now find it easier to get jobs than their male counterparts" are considerably ...

Article: Low fertility among women graduates.
People and Place;  April 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... of women to marry up. Thus it can be more difficult for women graduates to find husbands than it is for women who are non-graduates ... paid in Australia to the phenomenon of low fertility among women graduates. Yet it was already observed a hundred years ago, when ...

Article: Raw deal on pay for women graduates
The Scotsman;  August 8, 2002 ;     596 words ...WOMEN graduates still earn less than men across all sectors and occupations, according ... salaries. Rowena Arshad, EOC's Scotland commissioner, said: "Women graduates are still getting a raw deal when they start work even though they ...

Article: Open Eye: Looking for lively minds among women ...
The Independent - London;  December 5, 2000 ;     576 words ... ... their careers and education is the British Federation of Women Graduates, which is keen to recruit more members among eligible readers ... friendships." She felt the idea of a group solely for women graduates is still relevant even though the number of women entering ...

Article: Report: national conference organised by the South African ...
Health SA Gesondheid;  December 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...INTRODUCTION The South African Association of Women Graduates (SAWG) is an international association that is 80 years old and is comprised of women graduates and women researchers. There are branches all over South Africa from universities and ...