Millions of women are considering making a career change as the pandemic drags on, citing career challenges – and of those thinking about making a switch some 40% are considering going into STEM fields.
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The pandemic recession is hurting women more than men, potentially undoing years of progress if lawmakers don’t step up efforts to improve conditions for women, economists at the International Monetary Fund warns.
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Cary is the top city in the US when it comes to women achieving success, a new study says. Durham and Raleigh also score well.
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We’re three months into 2020 – yet this is how long American women must work into the year to earn the same salary as men did in 2019. Here’s a look at the numbers and trends.
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A new survey from IBM doesn’t offer much positive news for women in business as the world observes “Women’s Day.” But there are companies that Big Blue calls “First Movers” where an aggressive approach to diversity is delivering bottom-line results.
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The #MeToo movement apparently is having an “unintended consequence” in the workplace – men are becoming fearful of mentoring women.
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Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good is widely regarded as the most powerful woman CEO in North Carolina, runs one of the nation’s largest energy holdings and makes a cool $21.5 million a year. And she offers advice to other women who aspire to leadership roles.
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RALEIGH – How do I get a seat at the C-Suite table? Sadly, it’s an all-too-familiar question for many women and people of color rising through today’s corporate ranks, still struggling to get recognized. Well, according to global work force expert Dr. Shirley Davis, the answer is twofold: The...
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The number of workplace sexual harassment claims filed with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has spiked in the year since the #MeToo movement took off.
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