Working women were twice as likely as men to report feeling severe burnout over the past year, regardless of whether or not they had children. Women were also underrepresented across the corporate ladder and routinely experienced microaggressions, particularly women of color.

Even a tiny bit of gender bias can change the trajectory of a career.

Nearly 70% of darker Latinos said their skin color prevented their job advancement.

The company is still figuring out which colleges will be part of the program, which rolls out in January, but Amazon may be imposing a yearly maximum of $5,250 per employee.

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High-income workers at highly profitable companies will benefit greatly. Downtown landlords won’t.

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It’s a problem in a number of sectors, from tech and finance to law and government.