Former President Trump sought to make the case that women are worse off now. Here's what income and wealth data shows.

Just 30% of female professionals believe their employer provides workplace supports for women's health issues such as ...

When it comes to women’s advancement in corporate America, there have been gains made since 2015, according to the 10th ...

Elections staff in North Carolina had a federal deadline to mail out absentee ballots to military personnel overseas who ...

Indian women employed in information and communication sectors, such as IT and journalism, work an average of 56.5 hours per ...

The death of 26-year-old Chartered Accountant Anna Sebastian Perayil while working with Ernst & Young (EY) in Pune has now ...

Despite progress in the past decade, gender equity still remains uneven in U.S. companies. Coupled with recent political ...

Authorities in Texas, Nevada, Illinois, California, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey and New York are now fighting to curtail the sex trade, a leaked law enforcement memo on the Venezuelan migrant ...

In order to achieve "ethnic survival," Putin calls for women to work and have children to combat Russia's falling birth rate.

Irish women in the workforce were more likely to report a decline in their overall wellbeing in the past year than men, according to a new survey, with financial stress on the rise across the board.

according to the 10th annual analysis by women-at-work advocacy group LeanIn.org and consulting firm McKinsey & Company. But their report, released Tuesday, notes that women still face plenty of ...