The 2012 edition of Women In Business & Industry is out now. Inside we cover the importance of good writing skills, new business venture tips, the 12 biggest job hunting mistakes, the top 50 companies for female executives, and how women-owned businesses are leading the creation of new jobs.
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We’ve been told that the Seattle Job Fair that was supposed to be held at the Seattle Airport Hilton did not occur today.
To everyone who went out to the Hilton expecting a job fair, only to be met with nothing, we wish to apologize.
New legislation could make it easier for women-owned businesses to win federal contracts, driving revenue and creating jobs at a critical time of economic recovery.
Here in American, women clamor for equality in the workplace. But elsewhere, women struggle just to have basic rights. None of this is more evident now than in Egypt, a country who already overthrew a dictator but must continue to fight for justice against their own military.
By now everyone’s heard the jokes about how bad and terrible the vampire-romance series Twilight is. Yes, it has cheesy sparkling vampires and transforming werewolf men who keep losing their shirt seemingly every ten minutes. If you haven’t heard about Twilight, then maybe that brief description sounds campy enough.
But does Twilight actually do women a disservice? Is it actually setting an idealistic bad precedent, undermining prior efforts at femininity, equality, and romance?
I think it does.