Josie Cox covers business, economics and gender.
She’s worked on staff for Reuters, The Independent and The Wall Street Journal. As a freelancer, she’s written for The Washington Post, The Spectator, Guardian, Business Insider, MSNBC and other publications. She’s a founding
More Than A Third Of Single Parents In The U.S. Earn Below $17 An Hour
Discover how over a third of U.S. single parents earn less than $17 an hour, impacting their financial stability and family well-being.
The Diversity Data Transparency Gap Holding Big Companies Back
Many of the largest companies in the U.S. and U.K. are losing out by not closing a data transparency gap, new research shows.
Emerging Markets Lag On Gender Gaps, But Lead On Pay Reporting
Companies in emerging markets are widely doing a better job of disclosing their gender pay gaps than organizations in developed countries.
Closure Of Women Who Code Sparks Fears Of Stalled Progress On Diversity
Women Who Code, a non-profit organization dedicated to building community for women in a tech sector still dominated by men and blighted by sexism, is shutting its doors.
Virtual Meetings Up Productivity, Reduce Procrastination, Study Shows
Replacing in-person meetings with with virtual ones can significantly improve employee wellbeing and worker performance, according to new research.