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Women have been leaders throughout history, and today the tradition of volunteer female leadership continues to flourish. Yet in terms of paid leadership, women’s elevation to top positions is relatively rare. Why do men still vastly outnumber women in these positions? The American Association of University Women's newest research report, Barriers and Bias: The Status of Women in Leadership, explores this question, drawing from scholarly research and paying special attention to stereotypes and biases. The report provides recommendations for individuals and those in the education, corporate, and political sectors to contribute to an environment in which gender is no longer a barrier to leadership. [Report launched March 30, 2016]
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| ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION IN WOMEN |
| BUSINESSWOMEN |
| CORPORATE CULTURE |
| CORPORATE GOVERNANCE |
| CULTURAL CHANGE |
| DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT |
| EQUAL OPPORTUNITY |
| EXECUTIVES-RECRUITING |
| GENDER DIVERSITY |
| GENDER INEQUALITY |
| GENDER QUOTAS |
| GENDER TARGETS |
| GENDERED ORGANIZATIONS |
| LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT |
| LEADERSHIP IN WOMEN |
| SELF-ESTEEM |
| SEX DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN |
| SEX DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT |
| SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF BUSINESS |
| STUDENT LEADERSHIP |
| TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP |
| WOMEN EMPLOYEES |
| WOMEN EXECUTIVES |
| WOMEN IN POLITICS |
| WOMEN MIDDLE MANAGERS |
| WOMEN PROFESSIONALS |
| WOMEN-EMPLOYMENT |
| WORK ENVIRONMENT |
| WORKING WOMEN |
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. Department of Labor: Women's Bureau
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Look for Government Documents (print and online links) such as
Women Veterans in the Labor Force
Earnings - various / U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau
Women's employment during the recovery [electronic resource]. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Labor, [2011]
American Factfinder's guided search lets you set up searches based on your choice of several parameters, for example 1) People: Age and Sex plus 2) People: Income and earnings individual plus 3) United States or other geographical area and 4) race/ethnicity. Examples from the results of a search conducted October 11, 2016:
INDIANA
UNITED STATES
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National Center for Education Statistics
National Center for Health Statistics
Poverty Guidelines, Research, and Measurement [HHS]
EconData.Net – regional economic activity
National Foundation for Women Business Owners
National Partnership for Women and Families
State by State Wage Gap Data [and by Congressional District] from AAUW
Simple Truth About the Pay Gap {Fall 2016}; updated twice yearly; from AAUW