"If you're a man married to a woman, if you're the son of a working woman, if you're the father of a young working woman, this is your problem too," Clinton added.
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My foray into motherhood as a working woman was abnormal.
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Dressing for summer isn't always easy for the working woman.
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How much is too much for a working woman these days?
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If you're a working woman, there's a good chance you're underpaid.
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Because they have forgotten about the working man and working woman.
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Feminists [said]: 'How dare you do that to a single working woman?
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According to Ivanka Trump's website, her brand is Strong, Smart Working Woman.
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The index ranks the best and worst countries to be a working woman.
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Who knows more about the ultimate work tote than the ultimate "working woman"?
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Clinton has spoken about her role as a mother, grandmother, and working woman.
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She can sing, and is the hardest working woman I have ever been around.
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And he was very used to having a hard-working woman in the household.
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"She was a working woman, a good woman," her roommate told NBC New York.
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"Not everyone wants a daughter-in-law who is a working woman," she said.
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Say goodbye to your canvas tote collection with these five working woman-approved carryalls.
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The agency appeals to the working woman "who doesn't want extremes," Ms. Rosener said.
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The average working woman made only 60 percent as much as the average working man.
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That means the median working woman earned 83 cents for every dollar earned by men.
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The average working woman in America earns 82 cents for every dollar a man earns.
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That's astonishing in New York, which is a fabulous place to be a working woman.
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And if every woman is a working woman, then every woman is a potential Trump customer.
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She knew she wanted to run it but she had no experience as a working woman.
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"I'm teaching my daughter what it looks like to be a strong, working woman," Day says.
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She started the company based on six shapes of bags that she thought every working woman needed.
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His Girl Friday became a celebration of a working woman in addition to a comedy of remarriage.
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In the U.S., the average full-time working woman earns $0.80 to every dollar earned by men.
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As a trauma psychologist and a working woman, I've been deeply impacted by all of this news.
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The fact that I, as a working woman, I can buy them for myself is really important.
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Trump says she wants to remove the stigma from the term "working woman," but she's talking about and to a very specific kind of working woman — the same woman who can afford to buy Ivanka Trump clothes and has a white-collar job where she can wear them.
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And as a working woman who dislikes the "pink tax, " I want little to do with that era.
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Mary Bono said it may be hard for a 24-year-old single working woman to come forward.
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She was a lawyer, black clad, a serious working woman but maybe in need of a little lift.
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An independent working woman was a totally new concept in the world of network television, and I wanted in.
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For the working woman or busy mom: Get your workout in early, because otherwise your days can get lost.
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Instead, she's in charge of her "master brand," which is based on her image as a chic working woman.
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You don't want to be fussing all day, especially as a working woman or a mom running around with kids.
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"The strongest and most hard working woman I know is my mother," she said in the International Women's Day feature.
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"Women Who Work" presents Trump, who now serves her father's administration as a top adviser, as a model working woman.
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Since my aunt was a working woman, we eventually moved to Bushwick, where certain housewives turned their kitchens into businesses.
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We may disagree on policy, but always great to see a hard working woman rise to be public WH face.
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"It's hard to find a balance between being a single mom and being a working woman and provider," Shayk said.
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There is no working woman in America who doesn't recognize the pattern of interruption that Trump is using against Clinton.
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The role was seen as revolutionary, as it was one of the first portrayals of a single working woman on television.
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For those who look to her for fashion inspiration, Ms. Faraj champions a gender-generic look that suits the working woman.
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It is the best place in the world to be a working woman, according to an index compiled by The Economist.
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In 2018, the average working woman spent three hours 45 minutes each day relaxing or exercising, down from the previous year.
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Not negotiating or asking for more can cost a working woman over $500,000, on average, over the course of her lifetime.
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If you're a working woman thinking about building your dream retirement home in sunny Florida, you may want to think again.
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This makes them representative of something that is seemingly mistrusted and despised by the makers of erotic thrillers: the independent working woman.
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As a working woman earning a salary, and without any kids to worry about, I don't mind spending my money on me.
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She's the new and improved millennial Hello Kitty, a 25-year-old working woman battling sexism and microaggressions through death metal karaoke.
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Finland is widely considered one of the best places in the world to be a mother, and to be a working woman.
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Martha's story is the show's most heartbreaking: A lonely working woman becomes involved in treason and murder for the sake of companionship.
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Kamala Harris is every working woman who has ever earned a position of power and has not been afraid to use it.
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"The DVF women represents a working woman, she's professional, sexy, looking for effortless clothes that shift from office to evening," says Talita.
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As the first working woman to become first lady, she upended longstanding gender norms in a way that threatened many male chauvinists.
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It takes a certain amount of gall and willful ignorance to interpret those words as self-help jargon for the working woman.
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That said, the common, millennial working woman (such as myself) probably can't afford it without some major life adjustments or serious saving.
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Wearing them would transform me into a person who had her life together, a Working Woman of the World draped in designer duds.
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Her series, moreover, marked a breakthrough in terms of depicting a working woman, one who was single, dated but devoted to her career.
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Over the last 30 years, Barbie has transitioned into a working woman, with featured careers ranging from architect to army medic to chef.
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What goes through the mind of every woman who has ever been sexually harassed in the workplace — and what working woman has not?
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The first daughter has built a lucrative and profitable lifestyle brand predicated on a loosely feminist, late-capitalist vision of the working woman.
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Courtesy the artist and Galerie St. Etienne Full-screen 1 of 8 8 "Working Woman with Blue Shawl," by Käthe Kollwitz, from 1903.
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It is the image of a working woman writer looking at something like her own impending obsolescence and lashing out at the present.
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I wish my in-laws would recognize that, as a working woman, I am contributing financially to our dinners — and thank me, too.
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Her goal is to define "women's work" as something bigger than just their careers, with the message that every woman is a working woman.
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But maybe Delores Umbridge, an ambitious working woman struggling to break a glass ceiling in a patriarchal wizard bureaucracy, is also due a reassessment.
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As National Women's History Month comes to an end, I've been reflecting on what it means to be a working woman in today's world.
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But while Rihanna is clearly an extremely hard-working woman (just look at all her brands!), she doesn't vibe as a perfectionist on camera.
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Kristen Bell is the hardest working woman in the room, but you wouldn't even guess she's not here just to have a good time.
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Fosu says that when she lost her job she felt she lost her identity as a strong, independent, working woman and she contemplated suicide.
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But fear not — they were tears of joy and appreciation for a hard-working woman who served me countless Happy Meals with a smile.
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In one series she wears a tight white T-shirt bearing working-woman cartoon character Cathy standing in for the "I" of the message: UNDERPAID.
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I am a full-time working woman and what's nice about that is that I am able to work, for the most part, at home.
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The slump has been even worse at the more upscale Banana Republic, whose attempt to go high-fashion fell flat with its working woman customer.
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" The film's narrator (news anchor Linda Ellerbee) tells the audience, over those keyboards and saxophone, that "the working woman is a phenomenon of our time.
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She tells her uncle that he more or less needs to deal with the fact that Cora is a working woman or he'll lose her.
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The gap between the two — 21625 cents on the dollar — can only be made up if the typical working woman puts in 2900 extra days.
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Tens of millions of moms are also able to provide incredible role models to their children of what a smart, hard-working woman looks like.
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Simply having a single, working woman (one who left her fiancé, to boot!) as the center of a network television show was revolutionary at the time.
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"We tried to create that kind of balance … me as the working woman, mother, wife that still has a style and personality," she explains to PEOPLE.
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She stuck closely to her political script as she praised Clinton as a "strong girl" and referred to herself as a "working woman" and a mother.
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After reading this sly excerpt from Bossypants, I don't think I can ever again confront the word "witch" without seeing a working woman who's just misunderstood.
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Bryce Covert The working woman was everywhere in 217s and 22012s pop culture: The tough single gal Murphy Brown ran the news on TV every week.
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The sitcom was incredibly progressive for its time — its lead character was a working woman who happened to be single, a rarity in the decade's TV landscape.
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A recent letter written by her to daughter about family and career has gone viral for its insights into what it means to be a working woman.
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His absent love was a working woman, and his Bharatanatyam solo cutely incorporated mime, for typing and Skyping, without abandoning the expressive coherence of the traditional form.
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And Insecure next to all that is just current—my normal met with my uncool, awkward normal—just a black working woman in her fuck-up phase.
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Airing from 22014 to 21970, "That Girl" was Ann Marie: a young, single working woman, living alone in New York City, and a proxy for Ms. Thomas.
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She's super driven, and she's highly frustrated, and certainly I can understand that—her frustration, as a working woman who is in the business of selling her brand.
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The montage is a greatest-hits collection of Elizabeth personas: the frumpy glasses-and-perm working woman, the longhaired seductress, the action-figure operative in her baseball cap.
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Haskell argues that Day was "challenging, in her working-woman roles, the limited destiny of women to marry, live happily ever after and never be heard from again."
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She's truly a American working woman — and, like many of us, she's had to strike that balance between showcasing her personal flair and dressing for her day-to-day.
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Known for his cheeky takes on pop culture, nostalgia, and maximalism, Moschino designer Jeremy Scott looked to office supplies and the working woman as his inspiration for this line.
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There's so much more that Pfeiffer could say about being a working woman in Hollywood — or even about the pressure to look a certain way to embody a role.
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Not every working woman has the time to hit the gym when they get home — sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to get it all done.
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She's the heroine of Helen Fielding's 1996 novel Bridget Jones' Diary — and the film adaptations — which chronicled the life of a thirty-something single working woman living in London.
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Kendall's gift guide is the most straight-forward and affordable of the bunch, highlighting all of the little things she's planning on getting "the hardest working woman" she knows.
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But the real payoff is the reaction to the slap, and the idea that they are succeeding in getting a male-dominated society to empathize with a working woman.
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Hence the set, and hence the clothes, which took the 1970s French working woman and plunked her in a galaxy far, far away with the turn of a heel.
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Stenka plays Frau Rasch or Ms. Rasch (she has no first name), a working woman of a certain age, who comes home, alone this night as on all others.
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I think it's important that as a working woman and a leader on my movie sets that I show other women it's okay to bring their kids to work.
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I think at the end of the day they've had a marginal beneficial impact on the plight of the working man and working woman-- to lift themselves up again.
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Mary Tyler Moore, who was 80, also died last week, inspiring an outpouring of tributes to her culture-shaping television portrayal of a modern — for the 1970s — working woman.
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Not every working woman has the time to hit the gym when she gets home — sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to get it all done.
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"People knew it happened; it was just thought of as part of the normal course of events that you had to deal with as a working woman," Martin said.
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"The modern working woman is never far from her mobile device, and I want to reach her from the very technology that enriches her on-the-go lifestyle," Nonoo explained.
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Ehrman recalled, was an intelligent, unstylish, hard-working woman, if an occasionally sloppy tenant, who had an infectious, throaty laugh and often failed to make her bed in the morning.
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"The people that I was mixing with didn't value this and didn't accept me as a strong or a working woman, or raising my kids after my husband's death," Emin said.
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"For me, one of my life's missions is to disrupt these dated concepts of what it really looks like and means to be a working woman," Ivanka Trump said on CBS.
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I remember watching my mother put her makeup on every morning, basking in the glow of her power to put on her bravest face as the hard working woman she was.
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Mary Tyler Moore broke more ground on her own show in the 1970s, in which she played a working woman in a TV newsroom as women's work attire became increasingly important.
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Cadi is allowed to be onscreen for eight hours as a single working woman with no impingement of sex or romance, beyond a few passing inquiries from family members about loneliness.
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At 62, Metcalf is now being widely recognized for what she has always been, an actress of remarkable power, range and skill, a pre-eminent chronicler of the American working woman.
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However, when Booker texted Dawson a screenshot of one of the articles with the text, "you made it," the actress revealed on Instagram that, actually, she's just a busy working woman!
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But understand this, too: At the core she is not a calculating crook but a smart, hard-working woman who is profoundly concerned with getting things done for those left behind.
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"In order to be a successful working woman and have any semblance of balance, you need to have a certain amount of flexibility and a huge amount of trust," said Garner.
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Desk Elliptical Not every working woman has the time to hit the gym when she gets home — sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to get it all done.
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Aggretsuko is fascinating in that she, according to Freedman, is a gentle parody of the Japanese working woman archetype called the "OL," or office lady, which popped up in the '80s.
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According to the National Partnership for Women & Families, a working woman, on average, would receive enough money for fourteen more months of childcare and a year and a half's worth of food.
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Then Ms. Nelson's research revealed that one of the book's early owners, Melatiah Bents (who wrote her name in the volume twice), was a widowed tavern keeper — that is, another working woman.
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Beyoncé makes it possible for her audience to understand her both as the hardest-working woman in the business and as someone who does not need to work because of her natural perfection.
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Even as a media-savvy working woman, she writes that she still partly blamed herself for the assault well into this year, believing that at some level, she had surely somehow encouraged it.
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This energetic, hard-working woman nicknamed "Linda" was born in the village of Yuquanying, close to the Helan Mountains vineyard where she works as chief winemaker for the famous French multinational Pernod Ricard.
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Let me just say, everybody, Katie Couric is the hardest-working woman and we were having dinner and literally she was getting on ... You were getting on a night flight, where were you going?
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For Maryse, who's been wrestling in WWE for 12 years, the decision was easy -- she considers herself a working woman and needed to find a way to balance her career and being a mom.
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The Mary Tyler Moore show was groundbreaking in the '70s, giving television one of its first-ever true depictions of a single and thriving working woman, so it was invited to the Emmys party.
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Instead of ignoring the achievements of the president's daughter, the same publications that lauded Ivanka then as a working woman ought to be praising her now as a fierce defender of working women worldwide.
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Despite its surface-level placidity, the Israeli feature "Working Woman" unfolds like a psychological thriller — a procedural that, as it tightens its grip, captures how workplace sexual harassment slowly takes over one woman's life.
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While most of the other Housewives stars are true "socialites," with the gala invites and vague royal titles to prove it, Bethenny has always been the rare 'round-the-clock working woman in the bunch.
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The Daily Bag Jil Sander's designer gets the modern working woman: This season's practical purses in drab neutrals — especially this one little black bag, with a twist — seem made for the ever-on-the-go minimalist.
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Across five seasons, she played her character "Doris" in a variety of different scenarios: from a home-and-hearth widowed mother, to a hustling working woman, to a single lady navigating the early '70s dating scene.
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"As a young working woman in the public eye I have had to learn some lessons the hard way, but those lessons have taught me to be strong and to never give up," she told the crowd.
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So, in 2.53, we created a "glass-ceiling index", ranking countries by how good it is to be a working woman in each of them, to be published each year to mark International Women's Day (March 22.5th).
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His admiration for her, a successful working woman who championed families, seemed a clear example that here was a man who, despite what he was saying, respected women, listened to them and would stand up for them.
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"I wanted the book itself to feel like its own whisper network — the Greek chorus of women in the novel telling the reader how it really is to be a working woman in today's climate," Baker says.
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Whether it's Steve Harrington's gravity-defying tousled mop, Nancy Wheeler's working-woman permed bob, or Barb's curly crop (#justiceforbarb), volume — and lots of it — has been an ongoing trend with many of the characters' signature hair looks.
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"I don't think it's useful to denigrate the image she projects as a working woman and as a mother and a wife, but there are limits to it," said Faye Wattleton, the former president of Planned Parenthood.
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Part of the company's DNA was a lifestyle campaign promoting working women, Women Who Work, which spotlighted working moms and was a "celebration of the multifaceted nature of the working woman," as Trump described it to Racked in 216.
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In 1936, a Vogue editor named Marjorie Hillis published "Live Alone and Like It," a jubilant guide for the single working woman, which offered advice on how to find an apartment, mix a cocktail, and manage a love affair.
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"The smallest gap in raw wages occurs at age 25 (with the typical working man earning $103,600 than the typical working woman), and is largest at age 54 (when the typical man earns $32,800 more than the typical woman)," Payscale reports.
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She was a middle-aged, hard-working woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer, and I was happy to tell her that the chemotherapy my colleagues and I had in mind would very likely help her beat the terrible disease.
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They want both sexes to have equal opportunities at work, but year by year more young people believe that the best home is the one where the man is the outside "achiever" and the working woman is the primary caregiver.
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With a box of dominoes, she told a story about a working woman (she pointed to one domino), her husband (she pointed to another), and two children, one doing O.K. in school, one with anxiety and depression (each another domino).
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This year, April 260 marked Equal Pay Day, which represented the day that the average full-time working woman in the U.S. had to work into the new year to earn the same pay a man earned the previous year.
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I am a breast cancer survivor, a single mom, and a working woman who buys insurance on the open market (at full price, not subsidized by government), as my small employer offers me a healthcare budget but not a company plan.
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Ivanka Trump the brand doesn't design or manufacture its products but it does come up with the overarching design concepts, like color palette, prints and texture, and then works with the contractors to guide designs that fit with the working woman brand.
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The sort of women who are publicly asked about what it's like to be a working mother in the United States are almost always the ones more likely to have more resources to address the myriad challenges every working woman in America faces.
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Here are a few candidates ready for their close-ups: Judith Faulkner, founder and chief executive officer, Epic Systems Judith Faulkner, founder and chief executive officer, Epic Systems In the late 19903s, the picture of a working woman in Wisconsin was likely Laverne or Shirley.
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Most likely she was a working woman with grown children from Naples, we could think, but it was all delightfully unprovable; if Ferrante were a man, she would obviously not be the first male novelist to write intimately from the perspective of a woman.
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A seasoned flight attendant on a layover in Dubai — a hard-partying, hard-working woman who's also a functioning alcoholic — wakes up one morning to find the Russian businessman next to her dead, his neck sliced open with the shards of a Stoli bottle.
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She sings deliriously and kicks her feet in the air in "I Could Have Danced All Night," and she transforms beautifully from a stubborn Cockney-accented flower peddler (whose reaction to an offer of chocolates is a comic gem) to a dulcet-toned independent working woman.
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On her most recent album, "Joy Comes Back," she places covers from artists as diverse as Black Sabbath, Chris Stapleton and the Four Tops alongside lesser-known cuts like the rousing "Working Woman" and draws out the common threads that bind the seemingly disparate songs together.
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Been there she had: from an impoverished upbringing during the Depression through an early career as a secretary—she was often expected to sleep with her bosses, and sometimes did—and landing the top job at Cosmo , Brown knew all the dilemmas facing the new American working woman.
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Thankfully, our heroine has two guides into her brand new world, best friends Diana (Jennifer Bartels), a type-A Working Woman with flawless Lynda Carter-ish waves, and Kathleen (Mena Suvari), an apparent Texas heiress with a habit of choosing the wrong — aka closeted — guys, like Cheyenne Jackson's heavily mustachioed casting director Greg.
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"Pillow Talk" and "Lover Come Back" opposite Rock Hudson and "That Touch of Mink" with Cary Grant cemented her goody-two-shoes reputation, if sometimes unfairly: The films were about Day, usually cast as an independent working woman, resisting her leading man's charms because she'd been deceived more than to protect her virginity.
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I explained what a revelation it had been in 21977 to see a show about an unmarried working woman in her early 30s who was devoted to her job, was attractive to men and well-liked by her fellow workers, and who turned out to be the most well-adjusted character in the whole cast.
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It's ingrained in everything she does, from how she has portrayed her real estate dealings and defunct fashion line, to her "strawberry milkshake of inspirational quotes" called Women Who Work, to how she's always played the ideal modern working woman who will have it all — family and a career, beauty and success — through sheer determination.
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The change in ownership would be the latest saga in the history of the Donna Karan brand, a fashion house that has occupied a special place in the heart of the American working woman since it was introduced in 1984 with the "seven easy pieces" — all anyone would need to build a professional wardrobe.
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The label was founded in 1994, and its founder and original creative director, Consuelo Castiglioni, raised it up from a counterpart of the family-run fur business into something richer and stranger: an oasis of the odd in the world of high-end fashion, offering uniforms for the working woman unafraid of color or shape.
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"I think growing up my mother was definitely a role model, she was always a working woman and someone who is independent and cared about her career and cared about being independent but also had balance," she said during a Q&A at the Texas Conference for Women, where she was the keynote speaker on Tuesday.
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"I think growing up my mother was definitely a role model, she was always a working woman and someone who is independent and cared about her career and cared about being independent, but also had balance," she said during a Q&A at the Texas Conference for Women, where she was the keynote speaker in November.
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Read more: Lady Gaga is joining other celebrities to launch her own makeup brand: 'Sometimes beauty doesn't come naturally from within'"I remember watching my mother put her makeup on every morning, basking in the glow of her power to put on her bravest face as the hard working woman she was," Gaga wrote in an Instagram post.
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At least a decade before the twin figures of the harried working woman and the neurotic, unwed 19833-something became media preoccupations, Ms. Moore's portrayal — for which she won four of her seven Emmy Awards — expressed both the exuberance and the melancholy of the single career woman who could plot her own course without reference to cultural archetypes.
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"The lack of emoji options for the working woman is worth examining because it's a small yet clear example of a social scheme that still manages to reinforce traditional gender stereotypes at every turn -- even when the issue is as seemingly innocuous as a tiny digital face," wrote Kleeman, a staff writer for Mic, which focuses on news for millennials.
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While there are several shows currently on the air that have Mary Tyler Moore in their DNA (see: The Mindy Project's working woman conceit, Girls lightly mocking its characters trying to "make it after all" in its very first episode), there is maybe no friendship on TV that owes as much to Mary and Rhoda as Comedy Central's Broad City.
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"Ivanka Trump has presented herself — and the campaign has presented her — as a figure of reason, a working woman, a feminist; and as she is a New Yorker who participates in the art world and in cultural spheres, we felt that as artists and members of this community, we could speak to her because she's part of our world," Gingeras continued.
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Fanatical about art and sculpture (her Instagram account is full of trips to the Louvre and works by the likes of Irving Penn and Ai Weiwei), and pragmatic about the juggling acts required to be a modern working woman ("My kids, cigarettes and French cinema are what tend to keep me sane," she joked), there is a determined realism and rigor to Ms. Ramsay-Levi's character that has not been lost on the industry.
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But I did leave the restaurant perplexed: How was the COO of one of the most powerful companies in the world both turning in such an energetic performance of a working woman with a family while also actually working, as I understand working, and raising children, which to me means, oh say, filling out four-page Padawan training forms for my kid at a Star Wars-themed birthday party in a windowless synagogue basement while paying a neighbor to watch the other kid?
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