Even Before the Glass Ceiling, the Broken Rung Is Holding Women Back at Work
A new book illustrates how women face significantly lower odds of being promoted to management positions at work.
These Women Are Five of the Most Powerful Agents in Music
Women in Music executives of the year — five of the most powerful live agents in the industry — on tour strategy, artist ...
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DEIDRE BASTIAN: Why smashing ‘glass ceiling’ is so critical
# Legal and Ethical Concerns: Ignoring the glass ceiling can lead to legal repercussions concerning discrimination and equal opportunity employment, not to mention the ethical duty to uphold fair ...
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Breaking the glass ceiling: Women in Canadian university leadership
Women form the majority in Canadian universities. Though major advances toward gender parity are being made, women remain ...
'It's my job to keep pushing through the glass ceiling': Ellie Kildunne and England ready for start of momentous year in York
The biggest year in the evolution of English women’s rugby union begins in York on Sunday when a daughter of Scarborough ...
Olympics-Coventry smashes glass ceiling to become first woman and first African to lead IOC
By Ossian Shine, Karolos Grohmann and Julien Pretot PYLOS, Greece (Reuters) -Kirsty Coventry smashed through the ...
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Natsue Kondo: The female vice admiral who broke the glass ceiling at Japan's SDF
More than a year on, Maritime Self-Defense Force Vice Adm. Kondo, 59, remains the only female SDF officer holding any of the ...
These are the 10 best countries for working women—the U.S. isn't in the top 10: ‘It really should be doing better,' expert says
The Economist compared working conditions for women across the 29 countries in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and ...
Breaking Barriers: Women Beyond the Glass Ceiling
Successful women who have been forced to deal with gender discrimination in their careers. They are the protagonists of our ...
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DEIDRE BASTIAN: Why smashing ‘glass ceiling’ is so critical
The term ‘glass ceiling’ refers to an invisible but all-too-real obstacle depicting the challenges and limitations faced by a specific group of employees. While the ‘glass ceiling’ may be ...