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Wavemakers: Susan and Sarah Solovay
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Wavemakers: Susan and Sarah Solovay

Femmeonomics Staff  ·  August 11, 2012

Meet singer/song-writer Sarah Solovay and her mom Susan in this week’s Wavemakers feature profiling female innovators blazing new trails and inspiring others.

Capitalizing on the rise of supertemps
Women@Work

Capitalizing on the rise of “supertemps”

Leah Eichler  ·  August 10, 2012
Workplace cultures that fill you with envy
Women@Work

Workplace cultures that fill you with envy

Leah Eichler  ·  August 4, 2012
So we're the richer sex. Now what?
Career Girl

So we’re the richer sex. Now what?

Leah Eichler  ·  July 28, 2012
More women breadwinners but less confident about financial goals
News In Review

More women breadwinners but less confident: study

Femmeonomics Staff  ·  July 27, 2012
Follow the Leader

Follow the Leader: Meg Whitman & Indra Nooyi

Femmeonomics  ·  August 13, 2012
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Capitalizing on the rise of supertemps
Women@Work

Capitalizing on the rise of “supertemps”

Leah Eichler· August 10, 2012· Comments (4)

As a card-holding member of Generation X, I adopted an early disdain for temporary work, often equating it with the McJobs popularized in Douglas Coupland’s quintessential book. But with the changing economic climate – one that waves goodbye to long-term job security – temporary work has gradually become normalized.

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Workplace cultures that fill you with envy
Women@Work

Workplace cultures that fill you with envy

Leah Eichler· August 4, 2012· Comments (0)

Although creating a community atmosphere costs in terms of effort and planning, it remains an important tool to stem attrition rates. Salary alone isn’t always the deciding factor when employees contemplate jumping ship.

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Too few women equity partners in law leadership positions: study
Career Girl

Too few women equity partners in law leadership positions: study

Femmeonomics Staff·August 7, 2012

Despite the strides taken by law firms to increase the number of women lawyers in leadership positions, only a dismal 18.8 percent become partners in the nation’s biggest firms.

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How Ella Grew an Electric Guitar
Family 2.0

Book Review: How Ella Grew an Electric Guitar

Femmeonomics Staff·July 18, 2012

We bring you a review of “How Ella Grew an Electric Guitar: A Girl’s First Adventure in Business” by Orly Sade and Ellen Neuborne. Parents who want to go beyond telling their children that “money doesn’t grow on trees” will find this a genuinely educational and engaging read.

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Researchers call for end to child marriages in Yemen
Women in the World

Researchers call for end to child marriages in Yemen

Femmeonomics Staff·August 8, 2012

With child marriages cutting off Yemeni girls’ access to education, endangering their health, and subjecting them to abuse, researchers and activists are calling for an end to this long-held practice.

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Women's role key to environmental protection
Women in the World

Women’s role key to environmental protection

Femmeonomics Staff·August 7, 2012

“Women are the foot soldiers of climate change adaptation.” The participation of women is key to protecting the environment in various regions of the world.

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Follow the Leader

Follow the Leader: Meg Whitman, Indra Nooyi

Femmeonomics·August 13, 2012

Femme-O-Nomics plans to follow the ups — and downs — of today’s female captains of industry. This week, we look at Meg Whitman and how she implemented some major damage control.

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Follow the Leader: Marissa Mayer

Femmeonomics·August 13, 2012

Femme-O-Nomics plans to follow the ups — and downs — of today’s female captains of industry. We continue to follow Marissa Mayer and how she’s maintaining her presence.

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