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Thursday, 10 January 2013

For love or money: Women in Business



How are women working in this tough economy? Are they working for love or money? That is... love of the job or the essential need to make money?
We all work to have the resources to pay our bills, but as the cost of nearly everything rises -- from milk to maternity care -- more people are working or working harder because they have to. That includes women as single people, as single moms or in collaboration with spouses.
Others are, by design or happenstance, working in jobs that they love.
Some of the jobs women love are jobs that pay a lot. Some pay peanuts. And that quite often contrasts with the male experience in the working world. Far more often than not, men seem to define themselves by what they do and how much they make.
So what about the women? Read on to find out the answers.



Table of contents

• Women find jobs that pay the bills, help others

• Experts: Women don't work for love any more than men do

• Gender pay disparities continue in the work force

• Friendship is a powerful force in the workplace

• Affection for her job helps this woman stand the heat

• Take the quiz: are you working for love or money?

• Women's love of farming makes it hard to give up

• Single moms appreciate employers' flexibility

• Union official finds importance in mentorship

• Determinatio

How are women working in this tough economy? Are they working for love or money? That is... love of the job or the essential need to make money?
We all work to have the resources to pay our bills, but as the cost of nearly everything rises -- from milk to maternity care -- more people are working or working harder because they have to. That includes women as single people, as single moms or in collaboration with spouses.
Others are, by design or happenstance, working in jobs that they love.
Some of the jobs women love are jobs that pay a lot. Some pay peanuts. And that quite often contrasts with the male experience in the working world. Far more often than not, men seem to define themselves by what they do and how much they make.
So what about the women? Read on to find out the answers.



Table of contents

• Women find jobs that pay the bills, help others

• Experts: Women don't work for love any more than men do

• Gender pay disparities continue in the work force

• Friendship is a powerful force in the workplace

• Affection for her job helps this woman stand the heat

• Take the quiz: are you working for love or money?

• Women's love of farming makes it hard to give up

• Single moms appreciate employers' flexibility

• Union official finds importance in mentorship

• Determination, college help mom rise above poverty

• Women athletes disappointed by lack of opportunity for them

• Hair stylist 'destined' to take over family business

• Relationships give server a taste for her job

• 'No two purses are alike' at Tanya's Totes

• Art director helps people deal with 'cool creative work'

• Woman's love of paperwork makes banking a great fit

• It's about the community and books, not the bucks

n, college help mom rise above poverty

• Women athletes disappointed by lack of opportunity for them

• Hair stylist 'destined' to take over family business

• Relationships give server a taste for her job

• 'No two purses are alike' at Tanya's Totes

• Art director helps people deal with 'cool creative work'

• Woman's love of paperwork makes banking a great fit

• It's about the community and books, not the bucks

Ref:blog.mliv

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