
Jenna Pandelli
Associate Professor in Organisation Studies at UWE Bristol, researching prison labour and invisible work, and co-lead of the "Bloody Work" project on menstrual disorders at work.
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Sep 28, 2026
Bloody Work with Cara Reed, Jenna Pandeli, and Helen Williams
12:28
12:46
31:00

Nancy ElizabethHOST
Can you give us a sense of who you spoke with? You know, how many people? Where are they? What industries are they working in? Was there anything that surprised you in the stuff that they shared? Jenna, do you want to tell us a little bit about that?

Jenna PandelliGUEST
So just building on what Helen was saying, the enormity of the response we had was our first surprise, to be honest.
18 MINS LATER

Cara ReidGUEST
x percent of people think this if you did these three things it would change in this way thanks very much so i think that's a factor in some of it