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Leadership and Gender Bias

March 6, 2014Generalgender bias, jonathan segal, leadership, shrmJonathan A. Segal

I am pleased to post the third in a series of four blogs I am writing on leadership for SHRM Blog. This blog focuses on leadership and gender bias.

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jonathan-cat-shelterJonathan’s preventive and corrective approach to employment/HR issues includes counseling, policies, training, agreements and audits. Areas of substantive focus include, for example: gender equality, wage and hour compliance, social media and employee engagement. When Jonathan isn’t counseling employers or dedicating his time to SHRM and the HR community, he can be found volunteering his time and efforts to animal rescue. Jonathan is also deeply committed to Holocaust remembrance. On the fun side Jonathan is also mad about Mad Men, writing and speaking on the employment issues arising out of the MadMen Era! Follow Jonathan on Twitter @Jonathan_HR_Law.
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