Women exited the U.S. labor force at a record pace in 2025. A national survey by Catalyst reveals caregiving pressures as the ...

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Large US companies have made progress – albeit slowly – over the past decade when it comes to increasing the number of women in management and leadership roles on every rung of the corporate ladder.

Nearly half a million women left the workforce last year. A new national survey sheds light on why.

New research shows men and women are equally committed to doing their best at work, but there's a growing ambition gap among women who want to get ahead — and companies rolling back commitments to ...

NPR's Kathryn Fink and Jordan Marie Smith talk about why Broadcast News still resonates in conversations about women and ambition. Many people have role models growing up. One of mine was Holly Hunter ...

Women’s participation in paid work is rising but science education, workplace safety, on-site childcare and affordable ...

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