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Our first contest, on Mommy Guilt went off beautifully, and received a great response from readers. Here we are again, with another contest – this time, on a totally different theme, but also of great importance to women.
The Flex The Workplace contest is about getting your inputs on how to make employers (of any kind) more family-friendly, and therefore women-friendly. It’s about making workplaces more flexible so that women don’t have to "choose" between work and family.
Go ahead, tell us your idea on what you think employers could do. And of course, we have a cool prize on offer, to reward your efforts – a free career advisory session from Fleximoms, who are running the contest along with us. (Even cooler – the prize is transferable, so if you don’t need it right now, you’re free to pass it along to someone else who does).
Founder & Chief Editor of Women's Web, Aparna believes in the power of ideas and conversations to create change. She has been writing since she was ten. In another life, she used to be read more...
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"If someone compliments you, should you go and complain to the HR? Arrey, at least listen to what they are saying, girls! Why are you so uptight about all this all the time?!"
Marathi and Hindi film actor Sonali Kulkarni put her foot in mouth recently about how “Bharat mein bahut sari ladkiyan hai jo aalsi hai‘’ (In India there are many young women who are lazy). Her speech which drew claps (as she demanded) from the MRAs, makes a sheer mockery of women.
Here are some reasons why she makes no sense.
Actor Sonali Kulkarni apologized after facing the ire of netizens for her insensitive remark; stating that a lot of women in India are ‘lazy’.
Actor Sonali Kulkarni recently faced the ire of netizens for her insensitive remark during an interview, stating that a lot of women in India are ‘lazy’. They just want a husband who has a good job, a house, and who gets regular increments. She went on to further say that women don’t have the courage to say what they will do once they get married to their respective spouses.
Image Source: Sonali Kulakarni’s Twitter
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