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A small pay gap does not equal advancement
Guides to Discrimination
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Women in STEM, this one's for you
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Paid Time Off
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Working moms make less than men and women without children. It’s time for that to stop
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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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Workplace Rights
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Women to Know
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Women to Know
How female athletes have fought (and sometimes won) to be paid the same amount as their male counterparts
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When only 11 percent of women are satisfied with their pay, something’s gotta give