Our Impact Evaluation reports Women in the Workplace – A Literature Review The childbearing years are a demanding period in a woman’s life. Mothers still seem to fare poorly in comparison with women who do not have a dependent child, indicating inadequate policies to support women’s continued employment post childbirth. This literature review highlights the varied experiences of working women in the context of pregnancy, motherhood, pregnancy loss, infertility, or other reproductive issues. This Literature Review covers the following categories: Psychological & cognitive experiences Work-family conflict Mental health issues, depression and anxiety Grief Employment during Covid-19 Organisational Experiences Non-disclosure Leave Working hours / shift work Workplace environment Physical labour Breastfeeding support Career progression and recognition Discrimination and harassment Read the full report here. Read the summary report here. Manage Cookie Preferences