If, when the recession ends, a resurgence in births follows, it could be made all the more strong by the pent up demand of women who’ve delayed. Which could mean an even greater rise in births to women 40+.
Helen of Troy: Some of Women’s History Should Stay That Way
March is women’s history month, but this year we’re getting a special kind of history lesson. The anti-woman agenda being ram-rodded through legislatures this term is ancient. At least since Helen of Troy, our leaders have been actively denying women the right to choose how to run their private lives.
Tighter Belts, Later Bumps
Fair Pay, Fertile Future
Pull Your Socks Up
Post-Fertile Boomers and the Birth Rate Drop
Track That Trend: How Is the Recession Affecting Women in Your Industry?
Though we’ve heard a lot about this recession affecting men’s jobs more than women’s, the jobs that we’ve heard that women have no trouble holding on to are the low paid jobs in traditionally female fields. IIn the past, where women had made inroads into better paid, traditionally male fields they were often disproportionately represented in the layoff pools. Is that still the case – or have we turned a corner?