Women who work mostly from home risk hurting their careers as more men return to office working post-pandemic, a Bank of England policymaker has warned.
Catherine Mann, a member of the Bank’s monetary policy committee, said this may lead to women getting caught in a “she-cession”. Women aren’t returning to work in the same numbers as men, partly due to issues with childcare and disruption at schools.
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