Supporting women in the workplace and beyond
Thought leaders share their thoughts on supporting women in the workplace and beyond.
News Coverage
The Women's Retirement Protection Act: What employers need to know
The pending legislation will have little effect on employers' processes, but it's a good reminder about the importance of educating employees about the impacts that life changes, like divorce, may have on their benefits.
The exodus of working mothers: When "Mommy Tax" meets post-daycare costs
The collaboration between corporations and online childcare solutions marks a progressive step towards mitigating the "Mommy Tax."
Steps to modernize your benefits offering for working parents
If new solutions and resources are put in place that help employees with their childcare needs, their loyalty and sense of comfort knowing their employer is trying to set them up for success will also grow.
The status of IVF in Alabama after state Supreme Court decision
On Feb. 16, the Alabama Supreme Court issued a bombshell ruling, holding that a frozen embryo in storage is the legal equivalent of a child under the law.
Jill Biden directs $100 million to 'life-changing' women's health research
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, within the Department of Health and Human Services, will begin accepting "requests for solutions" to a list of women's health care related topics, such as endometriosis and MS.
What's the good news, ladies? Pancake edition
Two women who I see live out loud are our next two features: Melissa and Rachel, welcome to the fold!
How better benefits can support maternal health awareness day
Organizations can offer better maternal care support, which also creates a more supportive environment for all employees.
2024 is the year of family benefits
Employers who don't get on board are going to lose out on top talent and productivity gains.
Half of working moms believe doing so has held them back professionally
Working moms cite family or caregiving responsibilities as the top reason they have missed out on potential employment opportunities.
AI-supported mammogram readings detect 20% more cancers: Should insurers cover?
The FDA has authorized roughly two dozen AI products to help diagnose cancer from mammograms, which are being rolled out in different states. However, patients must pay an extra fee – often $40 – for the AI analysis.