Leaders must understand what's changed for women, the challenges they face, and how to optimize the hiring experience.
It's no surprise that the pandemic has adversely affected workplace participation for women more than men. Unfortunately, we're almost two years in and recovery is still very slow — sometimes even completely paused. For example, women experienced no net-new job gains in September of this year, according to the National Women's Law Center. Since February 2020, women are still short nearly 2.9 million jobs — equalling almost 60% of total job losses.
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