How women are being left behind by AI – and putting their careers at risk
AI won't replace all women, but if things stay as they are, they run the risk of facing professional obstacles ...
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AI won't replace all women, but if things stay as they are, they run the risk of facing professional obstacles ...
For sociologist and researcher Julia Posca, "It's not just about working less, it’s mainly about working better."
Need time off for your birthday, a breakup or simply a lack of motivation? In some countries, it's possible.
Women in their 20s struggle to be taken seriously, while middle-aged women battle discrimination... So how are women over 50 reinventing the wheel?
Don't individuals with a criminal record deserve a second chance?
Workers in welfare and rescue organizations, zoos, and veterinary say their love for animals is often exploited, leading to burnout and high turnover
Chloe Domont’s Fair Play explores modern power dynamics when it comes to love in the workplace
Much like the adjective “kind”, calling someone a “good student” in the workplace is almost always pejorative, but why?
Our Lab expert Laetitia Vitaud explains why she doesn’t believe in a future of unemployment and leisure.
In her new book “Higher Ground”, Alison Taylor redefines corporate integrity. ‘If I’ve got it right, everyone will be angry’
The CEO of Four Day Week Global, the non-profit enabling some of those big pilot programs you’ve been hearing about, has the inside track...
Medical professionals are working to address the greenhouse gas impact of their industry, from changing clinic practices to...
It may be an unusual place, but this café helps lone workers to reconnect in a society where the collective still takes precedence...
Let’s begin with two rather unusual starting points for these types of articles, both linked to the world of sport...
Neurotech is already being used to monitor workers’ concentration levels and assess their emotional skills...
We're not saying that companies are dangerous entities that manipulate their employees. On the contrary...
Political economist Nancy Folbre explains why some feminists want to add household production to GDP calculations.
In 1969, psychiatrist and age advocate Robert N. Butler coined the term “ageism” in response to a small event in a Maryland suburb...
Professional organizer and Women’s Studies expert Regina Lark talks about overcoming the unfair repartition of labor both at work and at home.
For many Chinese workers, the dream of moving out and starting a career is gone as many young people give up on work and return to their parents.
A flurry of research is trying to figure out puzzling trends around the gender wage gap and the “motherhood penalty.”
“We come to this country to find the American nightmare”: Bamby Salcedo on the perilous journeys transpeople make just to be true to themselves