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Denise Tyler

Denise Tyler

Denise Tyler founded online magazine mother@work in 2003 to offer working mothers practical advice on managing their work, family and personal lives.

2006 saw the publication of Denise’s book, ‘Working Mothers: The Essential Guide’ offering a practical handbook to existing or aspirational working mums.

2004 saw the launch of the annual mother@work Awards which recognise forward thinking employers and the working mums they employ as well as exceptional individuals and Mumpreneurs (mums who successfully run their own businesses). The Awards now have the backing of organisations such as the CBI and the EOC and the continued support from year one of Sarah Brown, wife of Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

As a working mother herself Denise started the webzine having found a lack of information and support when she returned to work following the birth of her daughter Freya. For many years she has written for national papers and magazines and continues to work as a freelance sports PR consultant, having set up her own company in 1999. She has acted as press officer for a number of high profile events including the Olympic Games, the Commonwealth Games and the London Marathon.

Denise lives with husband Stephen and three year old Freya in Brighton. She has a BA Hons in Media and English Literature from Leeds and an MA in Text and Performance studies from King’s College London and RADA.

www.motheratwork.co.uk

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Guilt: The Final Frontier

August 02, 2007 08:36 0 Comments

What does every working mother have in common? Clue: you feel it when you go back to work and you feel it when you stay at home – guilt. (more ...)

Flexible Working and Time off for Dependents: what are your rights?

August 01, 2007 18:00 0 Comments

Many employers are coming round to realising that becoming a mother doesn’t make you unemployable. You may have more specific needs than you had before, but companies are waking up to the fact that if they lose you because of their own inflexibility, they lose a valuable member of the workforce. (more ...)

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