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Women to Know
While fighting for better pay, she sparked a civil rights movement and championed a minimum-wage law
Paid Time Off
With more companies not counting paid time off, here’s what you need to know
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Working moms make less than men and women without children. It’s time for that to stop
Interviewing
Don’t be caught off guard when an interviewer asks why you want the job. Learn to craft an answer that will help you rise above the competition.
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Whether you’re the employee or the manager, these phrases should never enter the conversation
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Ready to start making more money? Here's what it takes to ask for your next raise.
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The four best practices we can implement right now
Understanding HR
And it’s costing women in the workplace both their mental health and part of their paychecks
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The gender pay gap costs you about $800,000 over the course of your career simply because you’re a woman. Oh, when will this cruel war be over?
Research
Google and Facebook dropped in the rankings this year, yielding to other household names such as Netflix and Delta
Women to Know
She's the World War II-era congresswoman who pushed for equal pay decades before JFK signed the Equal Pay Act
Women to Know
How female athletes have fought (and sometimes won) to be paid the same amount as their male counterparts
Research
When only 11 percent of women are satisfied with their pay, something’s gotta give
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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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AmEx, Capital One, and Discover make our list
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Underdogs like Ultimate Software and Procore Technologies outrank heavy hitters like Google, Facebook, and Verizon
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And few women who have asked for raises actually got them
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But pressure on businesses may increase thanks to a new pay reporting requirement from the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission
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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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The gender pay gap isn’t just a gaping hole in our wallets; it’s the difference between KFC and salmonella