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The problem with working for a supposed meritocracy

The Globe and Mail

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:26:37-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Bias+stereotypes, Careers+jobs, Meritocracy|
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  • Sonia Kang

Jobseekers resort to ‘resumé whitening’ to get a foot in the door, study shows

The Star

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:26:07-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Bias+stereotypes, Careers+jobs, Race|
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Why aren’t women enrolling in Canada’s MBA schools?

Canadian Business

Gender and the Economy2017-10-03T17:07:20-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Bias+stereotypes, Careers+jobs, MBA|
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Inclusion key to creating safe LGBTQ work space

The Star

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:24:39-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Diversity+inclusion, Leadership, LGBTQ+|
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Gender quotas work in “tight” cultures, says new paper from the University of Toronto.

Rotman University of Toronto

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:23:27-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Corporate boards, Leadership, Public policy, Quotas|
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  • Maureen Jensen

Virtually no change in getting woman on boards in Canada, stats show

The Star

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:22:01-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Corporate boards, Diversity+inclusion, Leadership|
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Why some female founders are rejecting women-only startup initiatives

The Globe and Mail

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:21:09-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Entrepreneurship, Leadership|
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It Turns Out You Can Be Too Rich

The American Lawyer

Gender and the Economy2017-10-04T15:19:55-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Diversity+inclusion, Social class|
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The Façade of Post-Feminism

Our Executive-in-Residence Vanessa Iarocci reviews Smart Girls: Success, School, and the Myth of Post-Feminism, for Stanford Social Innovation Review

Gender and the Economy2018-08-19T13:20:13-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Careers+jobs, Feminism|
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Canadian Article From 1981 Predicted the Gender Pay Gap Would Disappear by 2017

Paleofuture

Gender and the Economy2017-10-03T17:04:51-04:00Categories: News|Tags: Gender wage gap|
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