Research
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The Impact of Great and Terrible Leaders
16 January 2020M
OST PEOPLE have been around a bad leader at some point. Someone who doesn’t communicate, sets impossible expectations, or is just difficult to be around. You’ve likely experienced the draining, exhausting feelings from having to work with or for that person. Hopefully, most people have also experienced a great leader. These are the people who inspire and motivate and encourage people to do their best work towards a common goal.For this and more articles from PWN Global, join our FREE community today.
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Japan’s population crisis is pushing more women into poverty | World
16 January 2020By: Bloomberg | Published: January 13, 2020 11:16:20 am A woman walks near the Roppongi Hills complex in Tokyo, Japan, on Friday, Sept. 29, 2017. (Bloomberg: Akio Kon) At first glance, things seem to be getting better for Japanese women. In an economy that’s historically lagged other developed nations when it comes to female workforce participation, a record 71% are now employed, an 11 point leap over a decade ago.
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Gen X Women: More Opportunities, Less Satisfaction?
9 January 2020Ada Calhoun’s “Why We Can’t Sleep” documents the parameters of the “new midlife crisis” as women struggle with outsize demands and expectations.
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Women lag behind men in the race for tomorrow's jobs. But one skill could close the gender gap
19 December 2019The Global Gender Gap Report finds women aren’t acquiring disruptive tech skills as quickly as men.
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WEF Global Gender Report 2019/2020: Reasons for women paid less
19 December 2019The global gender pay gap will take 99.5 years to close, according to WEF data. Photo: Getty More Every year, the World Economic Forum (WEF) releases its highly-anticipated Global Gender Report, which takes a granular, statistical, and in-depth look at how businesses and governments are doing in making the world more balanced for men and women. It found that the global gender pay gap will take more than a lifetime to close — clocking in at 99.5 years.
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