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4 Simple Interventions To Reduce Biases Against Women At Work

4 Simple Interventions To Reduce Biases Against Women At Work
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Plains students organize Super Senior Prom

Plains students organize Super Senior Prom
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Q&A: Schools are more likely to call mothers than fathers, which has implications for the careers of working parents

Q&A: Schools are more likely to call mothers than fathers, which has implications for the careers of working parents
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Schools often default to calling a student s mom instead of dad, study suggests

As flu season kicks in, many parents will get that dreaded call asking them to pick up a sick child from school. But new research suggests something many might long have suspected: schools often default to calling the mother, even when both parents expressed a desire to share the responsibility equally.

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Mothers still more likely to be called first even when fathers are listed as primary contact at schools

The study’s findings are evidence of a widespread gender bias that assumes moms are available and dads are busy at work, says Laura Gee, an associate professor who co-authored the paper

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