New gospel for women entering job market
Columbus based coverage shows a shift in how young women plan careers and seek advancement. Experts note persistent gender gaps in law engineering and government, with calls for early planning, better counseling, and an active network to support female career progression.
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New Gospel
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Ohio Department of Administrative Services
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Carolyn Burkhardt
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New Roles For Older Women in American Society
Washington reports that older women form the fastest growing demographic in the United States and many confront a bleak lot in the face of limited opportunities. Policy makers and scholars consider changes in education, employment, and social support essential to improve their prospects and quality of life.
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Washington
UPI
Income and workwives reshape marriage and aging roles
A survey led by Suzanne McCall at East Texas State University links a wife’s outside income to her husband’s happiness, noting 40 percent or more of family earnings boosts approval. Findings from Dallas Fort Worth area families show work income drives social class shifts and household changes, while other speakers urge greater support for older women’s political and economic roles.
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Suzanne McCall
McCall
East Texas State University
Commerce
Texas
Nielsen
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