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Singapore Airlines will finally not fire flight attendants when they get pregnant anymore
By
Angus Whitley
and
Bloomberg
October 11, 2022
Magazine
Ellen Pao paved the way for a #MeToo reckoning in Silicon Valley. Now she’s calling out tech’s ’embarrassing’ lack of accountability
By
Maria Aspan
October 6, 2022
Magazine
The women behind #MeToo, 5 years later: Tarana Burke, Ellen Pao, and Gretchen Carlson on what has and hasn’t changed
By
Maria Aspan
,
Erika Fry
,
Emma Hinchliffe
and
Beth Kowitt
October 5, 2022
Commentary
Here’s what an aging workforce means for America’s employers
By
Erika James
and
Lynn Perry Wooten
September 20, 2022
Newsletters
Sexual harassment training is stuck in the 20th Century. This DEI consulting firm wants to change that
By
Paige McGlauflin
September 14, 2022
Leadership
Banker making $200,000 salary was ‘oversensitive’ when she sued her firm over boss asking her to babysit his kids, judge rules
By
Chloe Taylor
September 2, 2022
Commentary
High potential programs are going underground because they’re bad optics–and it’s only making matters worse
By
Elizabeth Weingarten
and
Liz Kofman-Burns
August 19, 2022
Commentary
A school superintendent where I live said Asian Americans get good grades because they’re wealthy. She has no idea what my family went through
By
Rosie Hoa
August 5, 2022
Finance
Leaked documents reveal Amazon managers’ process to review employees’ worth to the company and pay
By
Tristan Bove
July 22, 2022
Leadership
Older Americans are an overlooked solution to the ongoing talent shortage, says AARP CEO
By
Phil Wahba
June 24, 2022
Commentary
Diversity is not ‘a journey.’ Here’s why soft language in DEI may actually make it more difficult to achieve hard results
By
Anne Chow
June 22, 2022
Tech
Google is paying $118 million to settle a lawsuit that claims it underpays women, agreeing to open its hiring policies to expert review
By
Nicholas Gordon
June 13, 2022
Commentary
Why Tinder wants to end the FDA’s discriminatory blood donor policy
By
Renate Nyborg
June 1, 2022
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Amazon is discriminating against pregnant and disabled workers, New York state agency claims in complaint
By
Haleluya Hadero
and
The Associated Press
May 19, 2022
Commentary
The art of being the only one in the room
By
Duane Cranston
May 9, 2022
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