A new paper shows that they attract some potential employees but may turn off others

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    1 year ago

    It’s no surprise that the benefits were met with more enthusiasm in liberal states and in industries that where women were more represented. The opposite was found in conservative states and in industries that skewed more male.

    Thoughts? Is this a viable way to help women seeking abortions in states where they are banned? As the article says, it seems all it takes is one man from Alabama to make a big mess.

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      i think it could contribute to a brain drain from red states to blue states. but then theres the problem where some states like oklahoma and texas are trying to make it illegal to get abortions in other states.

      its a nice benefit to have but we need national legislation