Women and Work

In Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico has elected the most scientifically engaged climate premier in history. Can she make a difference?

The US needs a million more electricians to meet its climate goals. Breaking down barriers for women in the industry could help recruit them.

An advert using the term ‘girl boss’ was recently found to have patronised women. Six years on, does the phrase regain a message of empowerment?

Getting a top job dramatically increases women’s chances of divorce, even in egalitarian countries. Why isn’t it the same for men?

They endure everything from subtle jabs to full-on death threats, but these women are not deterred from pursuing their passion for professional gaming

While we may think we’ve come a long way, sexism remains in the corners of the words and phrases we use at work, says Mark Peters

An international assignment can accelerate a career, but they are overwhelmingly held by men. These are the unpleasant reasons why.

From here to paternity. Countries moving toward better benefits for dads outnumber the few that offer little or none. But will mum be better off, too, if every nation offered this?