Women In Management
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Still few women in management: Report
Women made little progress in climbing into management positions in this country even in the boom years before the financial crisis, according to a report to be released on Tuesday by the Government Accountability Office.As of 2007, the latest year for which comprehensive data on managers was available, women accounted for about 40 percent of manag...
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A market punishing to mothers
The last three men nominated to the Supreme Court have all been married and, among them, have seven children. The last three women -- Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Harriet Miers (who withdrew) -- have all been single and without children.This little pattern makes the court a good symbol of the American job market. Women and men with similar qual...
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Still few women in management: Report
Women made little progress in climbing into management positions in this country even in the boom years before the financial crisis, according to a report to be released on Tuesday by the Government Accountability Office.As of 2007, the latest year for which comprehensive data on managers was available, women accounted for about 40 percent of manag...
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A market punishing to mothers
The last three men nominated to the Supreme Court have all been married and, among them, have seven children. The last three women -- Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Harriet Miers (who withdrew) -- have all been single and without children.This little pattern makes the court a good symbol of the American job market. Women and men with similar qual...
