Thinking Aloud
Monday, April 26, 2004 VOLUME 1 ISSUE 9  
CONTENTS
Wage Gap Exists for Women of Color
Ask Liz
Evaluating Your Company's Employee Handbook
Camp WorldWIT Featured Seminar: Networking - A Whole New Perspective
Past Issues
Issue 8
April 19, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 8
Issue 7
April 12, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 7
Issue 6
April 5, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 6
Issue 5
March 29, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 5
Issue 4
March 22, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 4
Issue 3
March 15, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 3
Issue 2
March 8, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 2
Issue 1
March 1, 2004
Vol. 1 Issue 1
Wage Gap Exists for Women of Color

Marianne Sullivan's article on womensenews.com Wage Gap Is Wider for Women of Color discusses the Institute for Women's Policy Research's Annual Wage Report. The study found that, on average, minority women not only make less than men but less than other women as well. Read more about the study and the specific discrepancies found at
http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/1800.
 
Ask Liz
WorldWIT Founder Liz Ryan
Dear Liz,

I work for a university in the physical plant. There are only three women that are not secretaries employed here. I am a plant operator just like the men here; however, I have been asked to change my appearance so that I look like all the other men in the plant, i.e. no make-up, no nail polish, wear men's clothing, no jewelry, cut my hair, etc. There are men in the plant that wear earrings and have longer hair than I had before it was cut. Is there anything I can do short of changing my sex?

--K

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Evaluating Your Company's Employee Handbook

WorldWIT founder Liz Ryan's column on eprairie.com walks readers through their employee handbooks and helps them determine how their own measure up. An enlightening read that can make you look at that dull, dry handbook in whole new light. http://www.eprairie.com/news/viewnews.asp?newsletterID=7363


 
Camp WorldWIT Featured Seminar: Networking - A Whole New Perspective

Networking experts and noted authors Ilise Benun (The Art of Self Promotion) and Diane Danielson (Downtown Women's Clubs) are teaming up to bring Camp WorldWIT attendees an extraordinary session: "Networking - a Whole New Perspective"

Diane will begin the session with a energy-packed look at why traditional networking tends to make us so uncomfortable, why we force ourselves to continue interacting via traditional avenues and what you can do to craft a personal networking strategy that fits your unique personality, schedule and lifestyle.

Ilise will then take participants through a fun, insightful hands-on exercise that will help you to maximize the "people factor" through face-to-face interaction. Attendees will learn new skills for engaging, exploring, learning and connecting with potential contacts and practice those skills on other attendees.

Led by Danielle Cyr, Executive Director of our wildly successful NycWIT chapter, this is a session you will not want to miss.

Many more sessions are available at Camp WorldWIT: Upward Bound. Take a look at the complete agenda and register today for this groundbreaking event!

May 20-23, 2004
Appel Farm Arts & Music Center, Elmer, NJ

To register, or for more information, visit
http://www.camp.worldwit.org/

See YOU at Camp!
Liz Ryan
Founder & CEO, WorldWIT

 
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