Women Say No to the Glass Ceiling

In many workplaces, it's the men who are considered born leaders and promoted up the corporate career ladder. Many working women find themselves at a point in their career beyond which they cannot progress. An invisible barrier to succeed referred to as the glass ceiling. We'll be meeting the members of the No Club, a group of women saying no to the glass ceiling by publicly questioning the kinds of jobs men and women are asked to do in the workplace. And we'll be learning some useful new vocabulary as well. But first, I have a question for you, Sam. Was it A, Theresa May, B, Nicholas Sturgeon, or C, Margaret Thatcher?