The Pay Cap Is Even Less Effective Than We Thought
Companies are increasingly using pay-for-performance to get around a $1 million federal limit on tax deductions for executive compensation.
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Image Searches Misrepresent Women in the Workplace
Computer scientists ask whether Google Images might perpetuate—or even worsen—gender stereotypes.
Fortune 1000 Women Look More Supportive, Compassionate
And the more they look like that, the higher they rank on Fortune's list.
Unions, Wages and the 'Moral Economy'
Researchers say the decline of union rights in the U.S. contributes to the growing wage gap for all private sector workers, including nonunion members.
Under the Glass Ceiling? Throw Stones!
As Black History Month segues into Women's History Month, it's a fit time to review the challenges still facing African-American women climbing the corporate ladder in the Age of Obama.
CEO Options Encourage Sautéing of the Books
Efforts to align the boss and the shareholder prove difficult to master and sometimes create perverse results.