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Guest Column | When Women Exit the Workforce, the Economy Pays the Price
Across the United States — and around the world — women are quietly exiting the workforce. Some leave abruptly after hostile workplace experiences. Others make a slower calculation: the wage gap is persistent, advancement feels blocked, caregiving support is absent and bias — subtle or overt — makes staying more costly than leaving. This is not a “women’s issue.” It is an economic one. And the Monterey Bay region is no different. As the Presiden…
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Guest Column | When Women Exit the Workforce, the Economy Pays the Price
Across the United States — and around the world — women are quietly exiting the workforce. Some leave abruptly after hostile workplace experiences. Others make a slower calculation: the wage gap is persistent, advancement feels blocked, caregiving support is absent and bias — subtle or overt — makes staying more costly than leaving. This is not a “women’s issue.” It is an economic one. And the Monterey Bay region is no different. As the Presiden…
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