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Women have disproportionately been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, and the situation is no different in New Zealand. Ninety per cent of people who lost their jobs to the COVID-19 crisis in New Zealand were women, according to official data.
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đș Join the Latin American Business Association, Florida Venture Foundation and @BuenaVidaMedia as we close out Womenâs History Month with community and entrepreneurial leaders: âȘïžAlina Delgado, Chairwoman, LABA âȘïžBarbara Howard, PolĂtical Consultant âȘïžJanie Flores, CEO, Buena Vida Media âȘïžHayla Washington, CEO, HayLee LLC âȘïžMichelle Murgado, Entrepreneur đș We are having a powerful conversation: âWomen...United We Are Invincibleâ Wednesday, March 31st 10:00am - 12:00pm Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86752800096?pwd=Z0wxQnpSeVZQQXpNOGJCKzFxamJoQT09 đș The recession triggered by the pandemic has caused women to lose many of the gains they had made economically. Moreover, women of color have been the most impacted by job loss and a reversal of fortunes, impacting their families long term. We are in a âShe-cessionâ, and this is the moment for women to support other women. United we can work to reverse the downward trajectory of the economy for women. Letâs have a conversation to come up with solutions both short term and long term to this crisis. #WomensHistoryMonth #SheCession #SouthFlorida #Entrepreneurs #SmallBiz #Leaders #LABA #FVF #BuenaVidaMedia @jflores111 @BuenaVidaMedia @JanieFloresLive https://www.instagram.com/p/CM26yxnrw3L/?igshid=1df37hjn9szdl
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Women Hit Hardest by COVID-19 Recession
âThe most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) monthly jobs data shows that the economy lost 20.5 million jobs between March and April 2020.1 These numbers, based on survey results from mid-April, are the first to capture the effects of an entire month of business closures across the country due to COVID-19. The COVID-19 crisis has laid bare the disastrous consequences of longstanding racial and gender inequities, and women have proven particularly vulnerable to the pandemicâs economic consequences.â
âWomen are overrepresented in the front-line workforce, making up the vast majority of workers risking their lives to provide health care, child care, and other essential services. Women are also far more likely than men to work in part-time, low-paid, and/or tipped jobs, meaning women were often struggling to make ends meet before the crisis hitâand faced a higher risk of losing their jobs as retail stores, restaurants, and other service sector businesses were forced to lay off workers or close their doors entirely.â
National Womenâs Law Center, May 2020:Â âAfter a Full Month of Business Closures, Women Were Hit Hardest By Aprilâs Job Losses,â by Claire Ewing-Nelson (4 pages, PDF)
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Summary, Friday May 8, 2020
Institute for Womenâs Policy Research, May 2020: âHolding Up Half the Sky: Mothers as Workers, Primary Caregivers, & Breadwinners During COVID-19,â by Elyse Shaw, C. Nicole Mason, Valerie Lacarte, and Erika Jauregui (12 pages, PDF)
The New York Times, May 9, 2020:Â âFor the First Time in Decades, This Recession Is a âShecessionâ,â by Alisha Haridasani Gupta
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