Remove resource support-for-working-moms
article thumbnail

The education solution: Address gender barriers as an employer

Workable

Women are an undertapped resource for hiring teams. Women as an undertapped resource. Part-time work. Flexible and/or remote work. Case study: Working mothers in education. Women are an undertapped resource for hiring teams. The effects the pandemic has had on gender equality at work are downright chilling.

article thumbnail

Ensuring Equal Pay for Moms, Especially Mothers of Color

Trusaic

Moms Equal Pay Day falls on August 15 this year. It marks the point in the year when mothers need to work to catch up with men’s previous year earnings. Still, a significant wage gap for working mothers continues to exist. Not all moms are impacted equally. Not all moms are impacted equally.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Women have returned to the workforce. Now, how to keep them?

HRExecutive

million women left the workforce during COVID, according to digital talent marketplace The Mom Project. Sadie Funk, Best Place for Working Parents According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of Americans with access to remote work tripled between 2019 and 2021. Ultimately, 1.8

How To 116
article thumbnail

Vikki Caruso of Clearcover: “Creating work culture at home”

Thrive Global

Creating work culture at home: Sometimes it’s the small things. Work culture offered a cool office downtown, where there were snacks and LaCroix all the time. We could have saved the money from being in the office and not buying snacks and things like that, but we wanted to bring the simple joys of work to our employees’ home offices.

article thumbnail

The Future of Local Work: Small Businesses Win by Putting People First

Homebase

Can be themselves at work: The majority (53%) of employees at smaller companies strongly agree that they can be themselves at work compared to only 36% of employees at big companies. . A four-day work week (8%). Remote work options (3%). Hybrid work options (1%). Read the full report below or download it as a pdf.

article thumbnail

Are we about to see a mass exodus of female workers?

HRExecutive

While joyful reports of unexpected work-from-home productivity abound for some employers during the COVID-19 pandemic, new research found that, for many working women, the situation is far from a dream scenario. Of the 2,000 professionals surveyed, 38% reported both their work and wellbeing have been impacted by the pandemic.

article thumbnail

How Employers Can Provide Support for Working Mothers

Extensis

Quick look: Three-quarters of working mothers say their top priority at work is family-friendly benefits and support – yet 40% feel their current employer doesn’t offer these things. What’s work like for mothers? It’s impossible to discuss working moms without addressing the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on them.