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A former Chief Technology Officer of Facebook, who has started his own startup Quip, says the culture for mothers of children, working parents and families is not what it should be. He is raising two young children. Mothers at companies in Silicon Valley say they are sometimes the only parent in a team among many 20+ years employees. The culture is not friendly to women and families when it comes to time needed for helping raise a family.
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New York Times 04/07/2015
Google accused of 'extreme' gender pay discrimination by US labor department
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More Men in Prime Working Ages Don't Have Jobs
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Ranks of Women on Wall Street Thin
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A study at the Universiy of British Columbia reported in journal Psychological Science shows girls who see fathers do household chores alongside their mothers are more likely to want to take up aspirational roles for professions in science, and other nontraditional fields. Fathers who act out their beliefs in gender equality by taking a large or equal share in household chores give daughters the perception that too can find the same in their lives for nontraditional roles. Only about 15% of the fathers actually did this even though a much larger number believed in gender equality.
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Dads' Housework Inspires Girls' Ambitions
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Silicon Valley: Perks for Some Workers, Struggles for Parents
New York Times 04/07/2015
Sheryl Sandberg: Women Are Leaning In—but They Face Pushback
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Even Scandinavia Has a CEO Gender Gap
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Sue Desmond-Hellmann: Helping People Find Their Sweet Spot
New York Times 04/25/2015
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The plan was announced by Intel Corp.'s CEO in Jan. 2015 as tech companies in Silicon Valley come under criticism for not encouraging minorities and women to play a larger role at their companies. The $300 million will go to engineering scholarships and to help women and minorities once they join the company. The plan to increase diversity is a bold effort at one of Silicon Valley's founding companies.
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How to Attract Female Engineers
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Why Silicon Valley Will Continue to Rule the Tech Economy
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How to Attract Female Engineers
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What’s Holding Back Women in Tech?
Wall Street Journal 03/22/2016
Sheryl Sandberg: Women Are Leaning In—but They Face Pushback
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The U.S. is the only country of western developed nations that has no national paid maternity leave. California has introduced paid maternity leave. As a result only 59% of American women enjoy paid maternity leave, according to one estimate. The result is lower labor force participation in the U.S. for women, hurting economic growth, hurting the contribution women can make to business and other sectors of the economy, and to science and technological progress. Claire Cain Miller points this out in this exceptional report in the NYT.
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Paid Leave Encourages Female Employees to Stay
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Wall Street Journal 03/10/2015
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To Lift Growth, Janet Yellen Says, Make It Easier for Women to Work
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Silicon Valley: Perks for Some Workers, Struggles for Parents
New York Times 04/07/2015
The Quandary of a Stay-at-Home Feminist
Wall Street Journal 05/01/2015
New Momentum on Paid Leave, in Business and Politics
New York Times 06/22/2015
Women earn 59% of higher education degrees in America, by one estimate. Their contribution to science and technological progress would be higher with paid leave for maternity and other reasons. Participation of women in the workforce is being addressed in Japan and Germany, with calls for better child cares facilities and family friendly workplace policies. Strangely one hears less of this in the U.S. even at a time when participation in the workforce for women is declining along with an overall drop in the labor force participation rate.
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Paid Leave Encourages Female Employees to Stay
New York Times 07/28/2014
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Wall Street Journal 12/04/2014
Paid Maternity Leave Is Good for Business
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BusinessWeek 01/18/2015
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