After being made redundant shortly after welcoming her first child, Ms Catherine Yang spent 10 months searching for work and rebuilding her self-worth and confidence, all while questioning why motherhood was a liability.
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After being made redundant shortly after welcoming her first child, Ms Catherine Yang spent 10 months searching for work and rebuilding her self-worth and confidence, all while questioning why motherhood was a liability.
After almost a year, Ms Catherine Yang found a job that gave her the flexibility she needed as a working mother. (Photo: CNA/Raydza Rahman)
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