Charlotte Theile, Franziska Engelhardt, Monika Rufener
Why did we decide to give so much space to the Natalie Urwyler case? Because it is more than just an isolated incident. What happened to her happens every day, and it happens to a lot of women. In this episode, the three journalists Charlotte Theile, Monika Rufener and Franziska Engelhardt meet some of these other women and tell their stories. This episode is also an excursus: it will be more personal than ever.
Inappropriate treatment in the workplace
Dear Blick readers, have you ever been unfairly terminated? Or have you been discriminated against in the workplace or treated badly because of your gender? Then send us a short message or voice message via Whatsapp (076 266 88 78) and become part of the podcast series “The Urwlyer Files – What does it cost to be a woman?”.
Dear Blick readers, have you ever been unfairly terminated? Or have you been discriminated against in the workplace or treated badly because of your gender? Then send us a short message or voice message via Whatsapp (076 266 88 78) and become part of the podcast series “The Urwlyer Files – What does it cost to be a woman?”.
The five-part audio documentary “The Urwyler Files” uses the example of a woman to tell where equality will be in Switzerland in 2021. The series shows what discrimination can do in a lifetime – and goes in search of women who have changed something through their efforts.
The audio format has been available on Blick.ch since August 26th, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other platforms. Each episode appears in the morning up to and including August 30th.