COVID-19 chased millions of women out of the workforce. Will they return?

As the pandemic pushes more women than men out of the workforce temporary, concerns are growing about what the job market will look like when they return. Economists have said repeatedly that Covid-19 has a disproportionate impact on women.....»»

2.5 million workers will rejoin the workforce by the fall, but retirements and virus deaths will leave participation permanently lower, the bank said. .....»»

Women have a lot to gain from entering the male-dominated field but pervasive of harassment and overt discrimination may stand in their way, experts told MarketWatch......»»

Working women have come a long way in the last 100 years, although millions have left the workforce due to the pandemic. A woman works at an early model desktop computer made by Servus, circa the 1970s. Hulton Archive/Getty Images During the.....»»

Helping women return to the workforce, grow their businesses or refocus on advancing their careers will be key to rebuilding a strong economy in the years ahead......»»

The Covid-19 crisis is leading many around the region to reevaluate their careers. Since the start of physical distancing and mandatory business closures in response to the pandemic, millions of Americans have filed for unemployment, leading to the .....»»

Women's Healthcare Associates will lay off a third of its workforce and close 12 of 16 locations in Oregon as nonurgent medical services continue to be put on hold during the response to COVID-19. The clinics' management informed state employment off.....»»

A long-running decline in women’s participation in the workforce appears to be reversing......»»

The latest Labor Department figures confirm the recovery is beginning to reach more Americans......»»

The latest Labor Department figures confirm the recovery is beginning to reach more Americans......»»

The women who started ChargerHelp are driven to succeed and to train a workforce of people who are often overlooked. They're also addressing a .....»»

As Americans become more comfortable dining out in the age of the COVID-19 vaccine, Bernstein analysts are bullish about Beyond Meat......»»

Need more proof that COVID-era New York is coming off life support? How about an order for 6,000 Ring Dings at a little pastry shop in lower Manhattan?.....»»

The Covid-19 pandemic disrupted businesses as many office workers were sent home to work. As pandemic conditions across the country are improving and people are starting to go back to work, does it make sense for workers to return to a traditional office?.....»»

The millions of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses haven't been distributed to the public and are from a plagued Emergent BioSolutions facility. Employees wor.....»»

The District's hospitality industry, heavily dependent on business and international travel, has been slower to recover from Covid-19 fallout than in other, competing cities......»»

Serilda Summers-McGee, CEO of Workplace Change, addresses an employer’s question: How do you address a workforce that doesn’t want to return to the office? Learn the solutio.....»»

A note from UBS economists suggests that schools shuttering and older people fearing a return to work are main causes for labor tightness. .....»»

Walmart, McDonald's, and other chains shortened hours because of the pandemic, and some operators are reluctant to return to old schedules. .....»»

From May 3 until May 24 the $28.6 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund will only fund requests from businesses owned by women; veterans; or socially and economically disadvantaged individuals. A federal lawsuit argues that's uncons.....»»