According to a new global poll, women under 35 are more positive about their career prospects than their predecessors. The poll, conducted by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, surveyed 9,500 women in 19 nations in the G20 and found that millennials were more optimistic than previous generations about workplace issues such as equal pay, networking opportunities and the effects of motherhood on careers. Despite the persisting wage gap, 43 percent of women under 35 were confident they'd achieve equal pay.
Millennial Women Are Actually Pretty Optimistic About Workplace Equality
Rebecca Adams, Huffington Post: Living
Tue, 10/13/2015 - 1:20pm
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