Female millennial, who makes 93 percent of what their male counterparts earn, worry that the pay gap will widen again when they reach their mid-30s, suggests a new study.
The report from the Pew Research Center found that the majority feel more changes need to occur for men and women to be truly equal in the workplace, the New York Daily News reported.
Cleavage Exposure at Workplace Could Harm Women's Career
A large number of workingwomen have ditched power dressing for tighter clothes with plunging necklines, but such skin show actually does more harm than good, say experts.
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According to the research, young women are closing the gender pay gap because they are well educated, but despite the gains at work many professional women still think they are living in a man's world.
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Blacks Happier at Their Workplace Than Whites
Blacks are now reporting better emotions in workplace than whites, despite working in a routine, having fewer close friends and feeling less supported by their peers, a study found
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 Policy Changes Have Reduced Exposure to Secondhand Smoke at WorkplaceA new study reveals that new policy changes have helped reduce the exposure to tobacco smoke in workplaces. | Advertisement
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Providing Workplace Wellness Centers may Backfire: Researchers
A new study has found that people who used a workplace wellness center on frequent basis reported an improvement in their overall quality-of-life.
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