Zoe Wickens is an award-winning journalist with a passion for writing about employee benefits and workplace issues. With a background in journalism and a love for TV, plants, gin, and pizza, Zoe brings a unique perspective to her reporting. She holds an MA and is dedicated to providing insightful and engaging articles for readers.
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Zoe Wickens' coverage primarily focuses on national human resources and employment, often citing data and press releases. She also covers health and wellbeing topics related to the workplace. For a successful pitch, consider offering unique data or insights into workplace trends, employee benefits, gender pay gap issues, diversity and inclusion initiatives in the UK.
Given her emphasis on citing data and covering government announcements, she may be open to pitches that include statistics or exclusive access to relevant industry reports that support emerging HR trends or new employee wellness programs.
She appears particularly interested in news from within the United Kingdom's business landscape. Therefore, providing insights specific to the UK market would likely resonate with her reporting focus.
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