Unlike the folks working at Equality Michigan, not all of us have the luxury of waiting years and years for a solution, because many of us are in hostile workplaces right now.
Sure, the workplace is crowded right now, but finding that elusive three-day-a-week gig surely cannot be as challenging as besting both Venus and Serena Williams in one tournament.
I have to say that this piece does not bode well for your current and potential female readers, or any readers, and don't even get me started on how the women in your workplace must feel right now, even if they're pretending not to be bothered for the sake of their, ahem, careers.
She is an example of why the American workplace is in crisis right now.
Right now, the workplace is probably the single most predominant place that is NOT predictably optimized.
Right now many workplace strategies are focusing on making the most efficient use of every inch of usable real estate space to expand what Hirons calls "the invigorated workspace".
"Right now, America's workplace culture is practically fueled by stress, sleep deprivation and burnout," she said.
