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  1. Using the Lamp Instead of Looking into the Mirror: Women and Men in Discussion About the Relationship Between Men and Women in the Work Place (Dialogues on Work and Innovation) by Ingrid Ljungberg Van Beinum, 2000-06
  2. Perfect in Her Place: Women at Work in Industrial America by deborah warner, 1981-01-01
  3. Perfect in Her Place: Women at Work in Industrial America
  4. Perfect in her place: Women at work in industrial America by Deborah Jean Warner, 1981
  5. Women in the Work Place: Under Representation and Exclusion a Regional,National and International Perspecting Part One: Women in Management: Pt.1
  6. Woman's place and work in the church: A paper read by appointment at the Union conference in Albany, June 4, 1889 by Georgianna S Barrows, 1889
  7. Stress in the work place (Women's leadership project) by Nina Gupta, 1980
  8. A reply to "The place and work of women in the church" by Joseph S David, 1878
  9. Woman's Place and Woman's Work in the Paris Trading Clothing Trades, 1830-1914 (Ph.D. Dissertation, 1985) by Judith G. Coffin, 1985
  10. The place of women in the life and work of the church by Wilbert R Gawrisch, 1968
  11. Woman's place in church work by Josephine Elizabeth Grey Butler, 1891
  12. A Study of the Place of Women in the Poetry and Prose Works of John Milton (Women's Studies, 24) by David N. Dickey, 2000-04
  13. Training the woman to know her place;: The social antecedents of women in the world of work by Sandra L Bem, 1973
  14. A woman's place is in the house ... and the Senate!(Women's Work)(Interview): An article from: New Moon by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-01

1. Women And Work: Then, Now, And Predicting The Future For Women In The Workplace
Tired of reading about Carly Fiorina, the former Chairman of the merged HewlettPackard - Compaq? Fiorina and other successful women such as Condoleezza Rice, Sherry Lansing or
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    Women and Work: Then, Now, and Predicting the Future for Women in the Workplace
    By Susan M. Heathfield , About.com Guide
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    zSB(3,3) Tired of reading about Carly Fiorina, the former Chairman and CEO of the merged Hewlett-Packard - Compaq? Fiorina and other successful women such as Condoleezza Rice, Sherry Lansing or Martha Stewart are the poster faces for the 'You've come a long way, baby' spin doctors. I applaud and laud the work success of these business women and hope all people learn from their wisdom and achievements. Indeed, some of these women are my heroes. Rock on! However, what is happening for the rest of the women in the workforce? More importantly, what does the future hold for business women in the workplace?

    2. Double Standards For Men And Women In The Workplace?
    Women have been caught in a double bind. We're not part of the 1 team in business the men's team. That's the situation we have today. Let's not bemoan it-that won't give us
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    3. Women In The Workplace - AskMen.com
    Women in the workplace Dealing with women at work It's extremely obvious that women have come a long way as successful professionals.
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    4. Women In The Workplace
    Esther Studer WFO Goodland would like to salute a woman important in our office history. Esther Studer began her career at the Goodland office in 1944.
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    5. The Gender Gap: 10 Surprising Stats On Women In The Workplace
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    The Gender Gap: 10 Surprising Stats on Women in the Workplace
    Published on Tuesday February 16th , 2010 While there is no doubt that women have come a long way from the discrimination and struggles they faced in the previous century when it came to getting an education and finding a job , the sad reality is that when you look at the hard facts, there is still a fair amount of inequality when it comes to women's role in the working world. Whether you're a working woman yourself or just want to help support the rights of women, these facts are a surefire wake-up call that women still don't always get a fair shake when it comes to getting paid, attaining promotions, or entering certain fields. Take a moment to read through these ten eye-opening stats to see where women really are in the working world and get some inspiration to see where changes need to be made and where advancements can be lauded for this generation and the next.

    6. Women In The Workplace
    The presence of women in the workplace can contribute toward organizational success. They are now challenging their male counterparts for important positions.
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    The presence of women in the workplace is becoming felt more and more. They are making inroads into many professions that are the domains of male employees.
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    Many countries have enacted legislation that protects the position of female employees. An example of this is the Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act (that have legal effects in many Commonwealth countries).

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    Must Take Women's Role into Consideration
    Acceptance of the role of women is yet to improve in some countries. In spite of this, it is clear that female employees have their special place in organizations. Take this into consideration when preparing your strategic plan.
    Reasons for the Growing Role of Women in the Workplace
    These include:
    • More and more women are becoming highly educated and highly skilled.
    • Improved child-care facilities provide invaluable help to working mothers.
    • There are organizations that make available part-time jobs or flexi-working hours. This suits mothers who have small children.
    • Employment legislation provides job security whereby women can return to their jobs after having children.

    7. Working Girl: A History Of Women In The Workplace - PayScale Resources
    Working Girl A History of Women in the Workplace A look at the history of women in the workplace shows great progress. But experts say they have miles to go before overcoming the
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    Working Girl: A History of Women in the Workplace
    A look at the history of women in the workplace shows great progress. But experts say they have miles to go before overcoming the many problems women in the workplace face.
    By Kristina Cowan
    Sandra Day O'Connor-the first woman named to the U.S. Supreme Court-graduated third in her class from Stanford Law School in 1952. According to the Supreme Court Historical Society, when Sandra Day O'Connor pursued a job as a lawyer, she faced intense discrimination against women in the workplace and was repeatedly rebuffed by firms that wouldn't hire women. But Sandra Day O-Connor did get an offer to work as a legal secretary Women have come a long way, looking back at the beginning history of women in the workplace. NALP, The Association for Legal Career Professionals, says 45 percent of law firm associates are women. Women enroll in college more than men, and their workforce numbers have improved. Mark Penn writes in his book "Microtrends" that "While women dominated first in teaching and nursing, their upward mobility has led to a new tier of professional success beyond those careers. ... As women everywhere have entered the workforce and gotten more education, a whole new set of professional jobs is opening up to them." Penn says "women are on the verge of taking over word-based professions, like journalism, law, marketing, and communications." But despite the rising number of women in the workplace and America's offices and classrooms, there are still problems. Women in the workplace are still underrepresented in professions involving math and science, and a gender pay gap remains.

    8. Statistical Overview Of Women In The Workplace : Catalyst
    Women at the Top . Fortune 500 executive officer positions held by women in 2009 13.5%, or 697 out of 5,161. 1; Fortune 500 corporate board seats held by women in 2009 15.2%
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    9. Women In The Workplace - Management-Issues
    Women in the Workplace Management-Issues Management and Business News
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    10. Let's Teach About Women | Women In The Workplace
    Let's Teach About Women Making Waves The Women's Movement in Newfoundland and Labrador from 19701989
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    Timeline of Events Important Issues, Events, and Milestones The Women Involved Status of Women Councils Provincial Advisory Committee on the Status of Women Other Women's Organizations Historic Documents Gallery For Teachers Useful Links
    Let's Teach About Women
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    The Women's Movement in Newfoundland and Labrador from 1970-1989
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    Financial assistance for this website was provided by the Women's Program, Status of Women Canada. Additional support was provided by the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association (Equity Committee); Department of Education (Government of Newfoundland and Labrador); Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Website (Memorial University of Newfoundland); and the Faculty of Education, Memorial University of Newfoundland. Any opinions expressed in this website do not necessarily represent the official policy of Status of Women Canada or of our other partners.
    Women in the Workplace
    Lower wages for women than men, sexual harassment in the workplace, lack of women in management, discrimination against women wanting to work in jobs traditionally held only by men…

    11. Feminism And Women's Studies: Workplace
    A collection of links that deal with issues surrounding working women.
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    12. Women In The Workplace (Issue)
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    13. On The Job: Women In The Workplace - USATODAY.com
    As the economic debacle of the last year is reviewed and dissected, there are more than a few who note that if women had been in charge on Wall Street, some of the financial risks
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    14. On The Job: Women In The Workplace - ABC News
    Jun 21, 2009 Many say that more female executives are needed in the workplace because they offer a unique management style.
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    15. Working Women & Issues In The Workplace
    Many of the biggest workplace challenges facing women revolve around gender. Why do females still earn less than males holding the same job? Will the glass ceiling ever be shattered
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    Many of the biggest workplace challenges facing women revolve around gender. Why do females still earn less than males holding the same job? Will the glass ceiling ever be shattered? Is a balance between family and career attainable? What will it take to establish a work environment where gender is a non-issue?
  • Women in the Workforce (12) Glass Ceiling (3) Sexual Harassment (2) Maternity Leave (3) ... Women in the Military (4)
  • As the millennials come of age, their expectations and their sheer numbers will break down gender roles at work and at home, creating a cultural shift towards gender equality. zSB(3,3)
    What is a millennial? Definition of a millennial and how millennials are changing the workplace.
    Top Paying Jobs for Women - The Top 10 Best Paying Jobs for Women
    Want to land one of the top paying jobs for women? This list of the top ten according to Forbes magazine will give you an idea of where the money is.
    Female CEOs - What Top Female CEOs Earn
    Despite breaking through the glass ceiling, what the top female CEOs earn might surprise you. And no surprise female CEOs earn significantly less than men.

    16. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE ACT 1999
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    EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE ACT 1999
    TABLE OF PROVISIONS Long Title PART IPRELIMINARY . Short title [see Note 1] . Commencement [see Note 1] . Objects of Act . Interpretation . Extension to Norfolk Island . Application of Act . Application of Criminal Code PART IIEQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE PROGRAMS Employers required to develop equal opportunity for women in the workplace programs Equal opportunity for women in the workplace program PART IIIEQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE AGENCY . Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency Director . Functions and powers of Agency . Directions by Minister Agency to submit reports to Minister PART IVREPORTS BY RELEVANT EMPLOYERS . Contents of public report . Reporting periods for reports . When public reports are due Agency may waive public reporting requirements Confidential reports of employer evaluations . Use of public report . Request to relevant employer Agency may grant extensions Agency may request information . Failure to submit report or further information PART VDIRECTOR OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE Appointment of Director . Tenure of Director . Remuneration and allowances . Leave of absence . Outside employment . Resignation . Termination of appointment . Disclosure of interest . Acting appointment PART VIMISCELLANEOUS . Staff . Consultants . Advisory committees

    17. Women In The Workplace—the Unfinished Revolution: "society Has Not Focused On T
    Women in the workplace the unfinished revolution society has not focused on the need to provide alternative types of care, particularly for children and the elderly, during
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      Women in the workplace—the unfinished revolution: "society has not focused on the need to provide alternative types of care, particularly for children and the elderly, during the time that caregivers are employed." - American Thought
      USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education) Nov, 2003 by Myra H. Strober
      AMONG THE MANY remarkable upheavals of the 20th century, the huge increase in women's employment stands out. The shift of women to paid labor has led to a widespread transformation of the traditional rules and practices of daily life, not only at workplaces, but in families. As work and family changed, there were reverberations throughout society. The roles women play today would be unrecognizable to our forebears of 100 years ago. Still, for all the change, the revolution remains incomplete. The arithmetic is simpleif women's jobs require 30, 40 or more hours a week, they cannot spend those same hours caring for their families. Society has not focused on the need to provide alternative types of care, particularly for children and the elderly, during the time that caregivers are employed. To finish the revolulion, new institutions and new arrangements are in order.

    18. Cracking The Communication Code Between Men And Women In The Workplace
    AdvancingWomen.com is an International Women's Business, Career, Networking community for Women in the Workplace
    http://www.advancingwomen.com/workplace/crack_communcode.html

    19. Women In The Workplace Still Face Inequality : NPR
    Oct 19, 2009 By the end of 2010, women will likely make up the majority of the workplace. And though they've made many gains, they still deal with inequality. Nancy Gibbs, the Time
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    20. Equality For Women In The Workplace - A Benefit Of Job Cuts And Recession?
    Searching for a silver lining in this storm cloud of a recession? How about equality for women in the workplace? That's what all these job cuts are leading to.
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    Equality for Women in the Workplace - A Benefit of Job Cuts and Recession?
    Monday February 16, 2009 zSB(3,3) Searching for a silver lining in this storm cloud of a recession? How about equality for women in the workplace? That's what all these job cuts are leading to. But Boston Globe columnist Ellen Goodman writes that this version of 'equality' isn't quite what women were looking for: In the winter of our economic discontent, women now hold more than 49 percent of jobs on the nation's payrolls. If we cross the 50 percent line...it will be because men are losing their jobs even faster than women. This dubious equality is in large part an ongoing tale of two economies. Men tend to work in manufacturing and construction, areas that were the hardest and first hit. Women tend to work in jobs such as health care and education that haven't (yet) been as affected. In the past year, eight out of 10 pink slips went to men. The unemployment rate for women is bad enough at 6.2 percent, up 2 percent since 2007. But the unemployment rate for men is 7.6 percent, up three points. Add to that the fact that more men stop looking for jobs. You not only have a near-equal number of women in the work force, you have a lot of women in formerly two-earner families who've become the breadwinners.

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