The Biden-Harris administration appears poised to make a good hard policy push towards gender equality in the workplace. But experts warm their efforts could be derailed—whether because of the multiple crises the new administration will be facing on Day 1 or legislative gridlock.
Author: Heather Grossmann
Heather Grossmann is the editor and publisher of Boss Betty News, a publication focused on gender equality in the workplace. You can connect with her on Twitter at @hgrossmann
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