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IWPR President Heidi Hartmann appears on Comcast Newsmakers to discuss Family-friendly policies
IWPR President Heidi Hartmann appears on Comcast Newsmakers to discuss Family-friendly policies

IWPR President Heidi Hartmann appears on Comcast Newsmakers to discuss Family-friendly policies

IWPR President Heidi Hartmann appears on Comcast Newsmakers to discuss Family-friendly policies https://youtu.be/2GPifRElaCQ

January 1, 2012|Categories: Press Hits|

Senior Research Associate Kevin Miller discusses child care in the U.S.
Senior Research Associate Kevin Miller discusses child care in the U.S.

Senior Research Associate Kevin Miller discusses child care in the U.S.

IWPR Senior Research Associate Kevin Miller discusses Child Care in the United States on C-SPAN. Watch>>

December 23, 2011|Categories: Press Hits|

The Recession Was Sexist (So Is the Recovery)
The Recession Was Sexist (So Is the Recovery)

The Recession Was Sexist (So Is the Recovery)

The Great Recession was hell on everybody, but it was a particularly hellish time for men. The housing collapse and financial crisis tag-teamed to gut industries like construction and manufacturing that had been traditional bastions of male employment for decades. Women reached nearly 50% of [...]

December 8, 2011|Categories: Press Hits|

‘Mancession’ Fades As More Men Than Women Find Jobs

"Women are not getting their fair share of jobs in the latest economic recovery, the Institute for Women’s Policy Research reports. Their analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data for November showed a widening job gap between men and women getting back into the workforce. [...]

December 8, 2011|Categories: Press Hits|

'Mancession' Fades As More Men Than Women Find Jobs

"Women are not getting their fair share of jobs in the latest economic recovery, the Institute for Women’s Policy Research reports. Their analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data for November showed a widening job gap between men and women getting back into the workforce. [...]

December 8, 2011|Categories: Press Hits|

More Than 300,000 Women Drop Out of Labor Force as Sluggish Growth Continues
More Than 300,000 Women Drop Out of Labor Force as Sluggish Growth Continues

More Than 300,000 Women Drop Out of Labor Force as Sluggish Growth Continues

Women gained over half (65,000) of the 120,000 jobs gained this month, as reported in the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data released Friday (which included revisions for September and October as well as new numbers for November). Analysis of the new data by the Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) shows that the wide job gap between men and women remains 1.5 million jobs.

December 6, 2011|Categories: Press Releases|

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IWPR President Heidi Hartmann appears on Comcast Newsmakers to discuss Family-friendly policies

Senior Research Associate Kevin Miller discusses child care in the U.S.

The Recession Was Sexist (So Is the Recovery)

More Than 300,000 Women Drop Out of Labor Force as Sluggish Growth Continues

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