Are single people treated unfairly in the workplace? Here are some of my writings on this topic and other issues related to single people and their work and careers.
SINGLISM IN THE WORKPLACE
Single workers aren’t there to pick up the slack for their married bosses and colleagues
Best story I’ve ever read on singlism in the workplace
The many ways singles are treated unfairly at work
Married men paid more than single men, get more interviews
When getting to work from home is someone else’s judgment call, will singles be disadvantaged?
Singles have fewer benefits than married couples — but are slowly gaining more
Why it is unfair to expect single people to cover for everyone else at work
Married workers heading out early and singles staying late
Some bosses think it is fine to pay single people less than their married coworkers
How single women get devalued in the workplace because they are single women (by Joan DelFattore)
Married mother has different view of singlism, matrimania
Creating a singles-friendly workplace: How would you do it?
Enlighten your workplace: From speaking out to buying an office kid
Do co-workers and bosses expect you, single person, to cover for everyone else over the holidays?
OTHER WORK-RELEVANT TOPICS
Changing Careers: Is It Different for Singles?
Making it on your own: Are these successful entrepreneurs single at heart?
Not just money: Why older singles want to keep working
Singles value meaningful work – and did so even in high school
Singlism: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Stop It
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