Bloomberg Quick Take: Family Leave
The Reference Shelf A Bloomberg Businessweek op-ed makes the case [...]
Equal Pay Would Cut Poverty in Half for Colorado’s Working Women and Grow the State Economy
According to a new briefing paper, “The Economic Status of Women in Colorado,” released today by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) in partnership with the Women’s Foundation of Colorado, women in Colorado earn $10,000 per year less than their male counterparts, are 30 percent more likely to live in poverty, and are 65 percent less likely than men to own businesses.
Flu Rate Would Decline Significantly If The U.S. Mandated Paid Sick Leave
Forty-five percent of those surveyed said they work while sick [...]
The Gender Pay Gap Is Getting Wider
The pay gap was actually shrinking in the second quarter of [...]
California Needs More Vaccine Coverage and Easier Voter Registration; Nobody Needs Microbeads
3. EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN California passed an unusually strict [...]
Millennial Women Are Actually Pretty Optimistic About Workplace Equality
The outlook of the millennials surveyed could be chalked up to [...]
Is Community College the Key to Closing Tech’s Gender Gap?
Last month, Intel announced a $5 million investment in Georgia Tech [...]
Is Community College the Key to Closing Tech's Gender Gap?
Last month, Intel announced a $5 million investment in Georgia Tech [...]
Jennifer Lawrence: This is what men don’t think about when they negotiate their salary
Lawrence, who made about $52 million in Forbes’s most recent [...]
These Are The Biggest Work Challenges For Women Around The World
The Gender Wage Gap The poll found that four in [...]
