Burnout has many definitions. At its extreme, it’s a complete mental and physical shutdown. In the earlier stages, it may be irritation and exhaustion that seem to dissipate and return at intervals Read more in Egonzehnder Super Burnt Out By…
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Why do women live longer than men? By Saloni Dattani and Lucas Rodés-Guirao
9 January 2024Views: 117Women tend to live longer than men. In 2021, this difference amounted to a 5-year gap in global life expectancy: the average life expectancy was 73.8 years for women versus 68.4 years for men. Read more in Free Think Why…
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Women continuing to change the world By Laura Furstenthal, Dinah Hanson, Risha Kaushal, Katie Lelarge, Tiffany Qiang, and Paige Xu.
21 November 2023Views: 135There are many women to celebrate in the world right now who are facing the hardest challenges of all: securing a safe place to spend the night; finding food, water, and shelter for their children and elders; or getting access…
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Women in the Workplace 2023 By Emily Field , Alexis Krivkovich , Sandra Kügele, Nicole Robinson, and Lareina Yee
26 October 2023Views: 169Women represent roughly one in four C-suite leaders, and women of color just one in 16. Sixty percent of companies have increased their financial and staffing investments in diversity, equity, and inclusion over the past year. And nearly three in…
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Gender gap rises in Israel as women’s gains are offset by losses – analysis By Aaron Poris
29 September 2023Views: 77Israel scores well for gender equality in health care, education, and labor force participation, but it lags behind in workplace advancement opportunities, sports, and the government. Read more in jpost Gender gap rises in Israel as women’s gains are offset…
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How One Tax Reform Led to More Women in the Workforce Decades Later By Nicola Bianchi Michela Giorcelli Enrica Maria Martino
1 August 2023Views: 237The researchers then drilled down into the data in terms of the impact on residents’ lives. First, they discovered that higher levels of decentralization led to less government waste and more access to local public services in those municipalities. Read…
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At current rates of progress, it will take 131 years to close the global gender gap, but some countries are much closer to achieving gender parity than others. Nordic countries occupy 4 of the report’s top-5 list of countries with…
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Leadership in Tech: Here are 4 pathways to getting more women to the top By Sam Burman
28 February 2023Views: 281Female representation among functional tech leadership, e.g. chief technology officer or chief information officer, has been slow to level up.Improved gender balance among C-level roles is better for businesses as it unlocks consumer spending and gives companies a competitive edge.…
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Boys and men are falling behind. This might seem surprising to some people — and maybe ridiculous to others — considering that discussions on gender disparities tend to focus on the structural challenges faced by girls and women, not boys…
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Gender equality in STEM can support a sustainable economy. Here’s how By Ebru Özdemir
14 January 2023Views: 206As we move forward with STEM industries and leading the way, we must ensure that women and girls are no longer a minority, but instead widely represented at all levels. Eliminating stereotypical prejudices in engineering and supporting young girls who…