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For the record, I’d just like to say that any bullying women do to each other—men caused it. Alright, I guess “society” caused it, but we kind of know who made the rules in society for a very long ...
In January, the New York Times ran a piece about the “sisterhood” of “workplace infighting.” On Saturday, the paper published “Backlash: Women Bullying Women at Work.” Perhaps the wimminz needs to ...
When Gina’s boss accused her of using her phone at work, she immediately knew who had told him. “I replied that I only ever use my phone during lunch, which is true. But he said that a colleague had ...
Women at work can be just as successful as men, we know. Yet, media portrayals tend to emphasize the downside of having women perform in such stereotypically masculine roles. Books and movies such as ...
Women at work can be just as successful as men, we know. Yet, media portrayals tend to emphasize the downside of having women perform in such stereotypically masculine roles. Books and movies such as ...
Ah, September . . . in the time of COVID-19. Many schools are reconvening, and workers who had been laid off or working from home are being called to come back to work in a typical work setting.
A greater proportion of men than women exhibit bullying behaviors during medical training and academic practice, and only a minority of victims report their experiences, suggests new research ...
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