Play You for It follows two underpaid Oregon women navigating careers in college basketball coaching and sports reporting while confronting gender bias and financial inequality.
The gender pay gap is getting wider, reversing progress
In 2024 the median full-time woman earned 81% of the median full-time man, a two-percentage-point decline from 2023 driven by rising male wages and stagnant female pay.
Women earn 25% LESS than men in wealthy households, study finds
Women in wealthy UK households earn about 25% less per hour than men, driven partly by unpaid caring responsibilities and reduced hours that lower earnings.
These are the best (and worst) cities for women to live, work, and thrive
City of residence strongly influences women's earnings, healthcare access, safety, and life expectancy, producing large disparities across U.S. cities.
Nobel-winning economist to speak on 'why women won' | Cornell Chronicle
Claudia Goldin will deliver a lecture on how recognition of discrimination and expanded rights reshaped women's labor market outcomes, families, and the broader economy.
As a CEO, hosting AMA sessions has taught me a lot about my employees and led to important policy changes
David Shelley hosts regular employee 'ask me anything' sessions to build trust, encourage candid challenge, and surface issues like gender pay gaps for actionable solutions.
The Most Powerful People in Business list doesn't include female founders-yet
The Most Powerful People in Business list showcases 19 women among the 105 powerful figures, maintaining the order from the Most Powerful Women list published in May.
Ministers launch review of UK parental leave and pay to reset system'
Maternity leave is paid at 90% of a mother's average weekly earnings for the first six weeks, then for the next 33 weeks, whichever is lower of that 90% figure or 187.18 a week.
Cycling's rich list: Who are the sport's highest earners?
Salaries for the top guys haven't exactly doubled, but have gone up significantly in the past few years, emphasizing the increasing financial power in cycling.