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Every day, InHerSight collects tens of thousands of data points on women's experiences at work. Our research helps companies improve their practices and women find workplaces that support their needs.

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97% of Women Say Fathers Should Take Their Paternity Leave

The majority of men who have access to paternity leave take less than two weeks

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More Than Half of Working Moms Say They’re Uncomfortable Leaving Work Early to Pick Up Their Children

Practices that highlight the status of motherhood risk damaging a woman’s workplace reputation

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54% of Women Say Their Employer Does Not Provide a Private Pumping Room

The Break Time for Nursing Mothers law requires employers covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) in the United States to provide a private pumping room to breastfeeding employees

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The Top 20 Companies for Maternity & Adoptive Leave

As rated by the women who work there

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The 20 Best Companies for Working Moms, As Rated by the Women Who Work There (2019)

As rated by mothers who also do paid work

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The 5 Things Working Mothers Want Most from Their Employers

A study of 7,500 working mothers reveals paths to improving the workplace

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Should Women and Men Be Given Equal Time for Parental Leave?

Working women believe they should—sort of

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Nearly 90% of Women Support Employer-Paid Maternity Leave

The U.S. is the only developed country—and one of the only countries in the world—that guarantees no paid family leave after the birth or adoption of a child.

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Top 20 Companies Where Women Are Most Satisfied with Their Pay - 2019

Google and Facebook dropped in the rankings this year, yielding to other household names such as Netflix and Delta

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The 2019 Salary Satisfaction Report

When only 11 percent of women are satisfied with their pay, something’s gotta give

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Industries Where Women Are Most (and Least) Satisfied with Their Pay

With less than 30% of women pleased with their pay, we turn the lens on the industries leading and lagging in women’s salary satisfaction

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Top 10 Financial Services Companies Where Women Are Most Satisfied with Pay

AmEx, Capital One, and Discover make our list

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Top 20 Tech Companies Where Women Are Most Satisfied with Their Pay - 2019

Underdogs like Ultimate Software and Procore Technologies outrank heavy hitters like Google, Facebook, and Verizon

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Survey: Women Are Not Asking for Raises

And few women who have asked for raises actually got them

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83% of Women Aren’t Seeing Enough Efforts to Close the Pay Gap

But pressure on businesses may increase thanks to a new pay reporting requirement from the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission

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49% of Women Say Gender Pay Gap Is a Dealbreaker

In a survey of 2,000 women, nearly half of respondents say they would be less interested in working for a company with a gender pay gap, others say they’d be on the fence.

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36% of Women Say a Male Colleague Has Told Them How Much He Makes

In a 2019 InHerSight survey, women also shared whether they would be comfortable asking a male colleague about his salary

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Google, Facebook, and Adobe Have This Edge Over the Competition

They provide women with one of the most important indicators of overall job satisfaction

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Infographic: There's No Crying at Work! Or Is There?

New findings about how women feel about crying in the office

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What Working Moms Really Want

InHerSight data shows flexibility, paid time-off, and equal opportunity are a must