

Women get a deal, men pay full price at New Orleans pop-up highlighting gender wage gap
November 12, 2015
What if we lived in a world where store prices actually reflected the gender wage gap?
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Read More »Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has added his country to the short—but distinguished—list.
Read More »By Kathleen McKiernan In Bristol County, Fall River had the lowest rate of women in elected office, at 19 percent. New Bedford fared somewhat better with women making up 26 percent, according to an informal analysis of nine Bristol County towns by the political science department at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Massachusetts ranked 24th […]
Read More »By Lydia Dishman We know that achieving parity is going to take a long time, especially when it will take the length of 10 journeys to Pluto to equal the time it would take to have women occupy the C-suite in half of the major businesses in the U.S. This is also due, in part, […]
Read More »By Danielle Paquette In 2014, women working full-time jobs made only 79 cents for every dollar earned by men, a difference of 21 percent. The disparities widen across racial lines: Black women made 64 cents and Hispanic women made 54 cents for every dollar earned by white men. A recent report from the Institute for […]
Read More »College is one of the few ways for women to earn a good wage
Read More »Women’s wages have been stagnant for more than a decade, and the gap has remained at about $11,000-$12,000 since 2001.
Read More »There’s evidence that women’s increasing prominence in unions is already influencing what workers demand at the bargaining table.
Read More »According to a recent report from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR), while there is an overall 11.3 percent wage boost for being in a union, women get a much larger leg up.
Read More »New analysis of federal economic data suggests organized labor promotes workplace gender equity.
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