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Trump's decision to tap Puzder as chief of the country's largest labor agency, which regulates wages, safety and discrimination in the workplace, comes as the president-elect is engaged in a Twitter brawl with the head of a local United Steelworkers union in Indiana.

In fact, the traditional workplace comes with a number of in-built stress defusers – colleagues to lend an ear when the going gets tough, lunchtime and post-work socialising, and even the opportunity to unwind on the commute home – all of which home workers have to do without.

Smith believes that while technical ability is necessary, much of what women can do in the workplace comes down to attitude and personal motivation.

Hot on the heels of reports that woman journalists face sexual harassment and abuse at the workplace comes more bad news about women in the media -- they are grossly underrepresented in opinion column bylines.

It was Arlie Hochschild who coined that phrase in her book by the same name in which she quantified how women in the workplace come home at night to a second full-time job.

His workplace came to be a desk in the office of a Chicago terra-cotta company, where he was able to complete two significant projects: the writing of his Autobiography and the completion of 19 plates for A System of Architectural Ornament According with a Philosophy of Man's Powers (1924).

The factual spine of "Norma Rae" (1979), about the effort of a Southern mill worker (Sally Field) to unionize her workplace, came from the life of a real North Carolinian, Crystal Lee Jordan, whom Mr. Ravetch and Ms. Frank discovered when producers brought them a copy of a book about her, "Crystal Lee: A Woman of Inheritance," by Henry P. Leifermann.

Graduating high school in 2001, dating and going into the workplace came natural to me post treatment but becoming a "survivor" was the most difficult.

Women's new majority in the nation's workplaces comes decades after women first began trading in their aprons for pantsuits in droves, and it reinforces expectations that women will continue on the path to pay parity.

Workplaces came to a standstill.

"There were, I think, fewer strippers on the trading floors, but you didn't see fairness and you didn't see safe workplaces come out of it completely".