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Month: November 2021

These 10 industries have had the biggest gains in closing the gender wage gap since 1995

These 10 industries have had the biggest gains in closing the gender wage gap since 1995

Assemble used data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey processed by IPUMS to break down how the gender wage gap has changed in 236 different industries. This story breaks down the top-10 industries that have made the most significant gains in closing the gender wage gap since 1995 and explores the different forces that have contributed to the shifts in each industry. 

 

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With Dems’ prized bill at stake, a numbers game looms ahead

By ALAN FRAM Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats’ $1.85 trillion package of social and climate initiatives seems afflicted by a maddening parade of hurdles. Looming ahead is the Congressional Budget Office, which could cause problems that would be messy but probably surmountable. That office is Congress’ nonpartisan fiscal scorekeeper, and it’s working on a

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Black police officer in Ohio files charge of employment discrimination over alleged racist activities of former chief

By Evan Simko-Bednarski, CNN A Black police officer subject to apparent racist harassment by his former police chief has filed an employment discrimination charge, asking the Ohio Civil Rights Commission to conduct a full investigation. Officer Keith Pool of the Sheffield Lake Police Department is also petitioning a court to order the department to turn

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