Sorting out tea rounds at work? Women, just say no
The Independent|May 05, 2022
Are you always the one who offers your colleagues a brew? Do you spend ages rounding people up for the collection for the latest leaving gift?
SALMA SHAH
Sorting out tea rounds at work? Women, just say no

Are you left to make the last-minute dash to M&S to get the final remaining (and rather smushed) Colin the Caterpillar cake for a colleague's forgotten birthday? Well, I have some good news for you. You're allowed to say no.

A new book by four academics claims women, in particular, spend 200 hours more a year doing “office housework” than their male counterparts. Professors Linda Babcock, Lisa Vesterlund, Brenda Peyser and Laurie Weingart have written The No Club: Putting a Stop to Women's Dead-End Work.

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