MiscellaneousfromFortune2 weeks agoForget 40 hours: The Dutch get their work done in just 32 hours a week-and women made it possible | FortuneThe Netherlands averaged 32.1 weekly work hours in 2024, driven by widespread part-time female labor and tax structures enabling shorter workweeks.
New York CityfromFortune5 months agoIf New Mexico can figure out universal child care, so can New York City | FortuneAbout 80% of New York City families with children under five cannot afford childcare, causing family departures, workforce exits, and economic strain.
Womenfromwww.theguardian.com6 months agoAustralia's women remain an untapped resource in the hunt for productivity | Zoe DanielAdvancing gender equality and increasing women's workforce participation will raise productivity and unlock significant economic gains for Australia.