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Over 80% of job openings for workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher are posted online, while less than 50% of online job postings are for..
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Bias against women regarding their emotional suitability for political office stands to impact election outcomes. In our latest #CEWrelease,..
Employers are increasingly using online job boards to post job ads, especially for jobs that require a bachelor’s degree or higher. Learn more: bit.ly/2h2QWHj #CEWemployment
The number of online job ads for #STEM occupations is growing twice as fast as the number of all job ads. Learn more: bit.ly/2h2QWHj #CEWemployment
Americans with less than a high school diploma are almost twice as likely as those with a bachelor’s degree—and nearly 3 times as likely as those with a master’s degree or higher—to doubt women’s emotional suitability for politics. Learn more: bit.ly/2G6GrkA
A #college education has become increasingly necessary to secure a well-paying job. However, rising costs have created a barrier to higher education for lower-income students in particular. Read more: bit.ly/2WVqvIW @HarvardPolitics
#Healthcare professional and technical and #edu occupations have the second-highest concentration of online ads for jobs that require graduate degrees. Read: bit.ly/2h2QWHj #CEWemployment
Among college jobs advertised online, 3 out of 4 require only a bachelor’s degree. Learn more: bit.ly/2h2QWHj #CEWemployment
By 2020, our economy is projected to be short 5M workers. @Heathermcgowan argues that we must reimagine education and alter students’ career expectations in an attempt to address the impending worker shortage. Read more: bit.ly/2uTFeYJ @Forbes
Find out how sex, age, income, race, educational attainment, and political affiliation influence opinions of women’s suitability for politics in our new #CEWrelease. Read: bit.ly/2G6GrkA #WomenInPolitics
While women tend to outperform men in crucial areas like soft skills that contribute to job success, they still aren’t equally represented in high-paying fields like STEM. Read: bit.ly/2GT3SQm @Cantorrac @Forbes
About 1 in 8 Americans Think Men Are ‘Better Suited Emotionally’ for Office, Survey Finds
In this Politico article, Benjamin Wermund writes about how gender bias toward women in politics has declined — but still exists. Wermund cites the CEW report “May the Best Woman Win?” to note how media coverage of women in politics differs from that of men.Â
‘We Still Have a Long Way to Go’: New Report Shows Gender Bias Still at Play in Elections, Despite Improvement
In this Chicago Tribune article, Kate Thayer writes about how bias against women in politics can affect election outcomes. Thayer cites the CEW report “May the Best Woman Win?” and quotes CEW Chief Economist Nicole Smith.
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