While women are working more, there remains considerable diversity in their work-family experiences. Those of us championing Work-Family Month should recognize that this diversity demands a range of policy recommendations.
Brad Harrington | Posted 08.24.2011
Last week, the Boston College Center for Work & Family released the results of a study we completed on nearly 1,000 American fathers. "The New Dad: C...
Sam Bennett | Posted 05.25.2011
I write today not just as the head of WCF, but also as a mother of three. Long before I entered politics, motherhood quickly introduced me to daily,...
Joan Williams | Posted 11.17.2011
Men have lost three-fourths of the jobs during the Great Recession, making women's wage work more important than ever. Our public policy hasn't caught up.
Joan Williams | Posted 05.25.2011
The Trujillos' story punctuates the perverse incentives built into the current health care system, which leaves employers with choices no better than workers'.
Joan Williams | Posted 11.17.2011
Having a child is the worst economic decision a woman can make, in part, because workplace discrimination against mothers is the strongest and most open form of gender discrimination.
Sarah Damaske | Posted 12.25.2011