Posts made in June, 2013
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My Medical Mid-Life Sabbatical–Chapter 3 By Jane Doe, MD This is the third in a series of posts about returning to training at mid-life. Now a little more than a week into a yearlong fellowship in a technical area of my specialty, I offer...
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President of the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) Speaks Out on Her Agenda for the Coming Year As women begin to approach 50% of the physicians in the United States, it is incumbent upon us to assume leadership roles to create a...
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Courts cannot award punitive damages to victims of workplace sexual harassment and gender discrimination under the Iowa Civil Rights Act, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday in a victory for employers.
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Knowing How To Get (the not-so-little) Things Done Is Really Important By Jane Doe, MD This is the second in a series of posts about returning to training at mid-life. I am two days into a yearlong fellowship and feeling, of course,...
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Women CFOs earn 45% less than men, but only 14% after controlling for certain variables that may make apples-to-apples comparisons deceiving. It’s not surprising to learn that female CFOs earn less money than their male counterparts. But the...
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One of the most valuable pieces of advertising in recruitment is the job description. Everyone agrees that a well-crafted job description is the most crucial tool to access the best-qualified candidates.
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