Should Employers Protect Workers From Domestic Violence?
While many consider domestic violence to be a private matter, abusers often turn up at victims' workplaces. But companies have the power to stop them.
women in the workplace
How Freelancers are Harassed – With No One to Tell
When female journalists are bullied out of the media, it’s not only their individual careers that suffer; it alters the entire scope and tone of the world’s news.
Where Are All the Female Mentors?
For Millennial women, finding guidance has never been more important—or so difficult to secure. Why are they having such a hard time?
Is There Such a Thing As a “Dream Job”?
Most of us can't afford to labor for love. Is it time to rethink the way we measure professional success?
5 Reasons Why Women’s Equality Day Is Still So Desperately Needed
Think we don't need feminism? Here’s a closer look at the ways women are far from equal to men.
New Baby? There’s An App for That
Our addiction to data has infiltrated motherhood. Is it possible to be overly informed?
I Haven’t Been a “Girl” For Years
So why do many people refer to the nearly 40-year-old woman and her peers as one? The innocuous-sounding word holds more power than we realize.
Joan and Ken Are a Perfect Study of “Mad Men’s” Sexism
They’ve devoted their lives to Sterling Cooper, but another merger results in their humiliation. Both can afford to leave. But only one of them has a place to go.
Dear Julie: “My Rich Friend Complains About Money” + “My Coworkers Suck”
DAME’s Friendkeeper gives life-affirming advice about channeling financial frustration and dealing with socially selfish cube-mates.
I Couldn’t Afford to Lean In
Sheryl Sandberg’s movement is nice—in theory. But as this sole-earner and mother of twins discovered while working for an abusive boss, pride is a privilege for women in the workplace.