As with past Mack Lectures, attendance is free and CME credit will be granted for registered physicians. More details will be announced in upcoming issues of Prognosis . Call for papers from Douglas A. Fraser Center for Workplace Issues WSU faculty are invited to participate in a symposium highlighting research on gender and organizational issues. The goal of the symposium is to enrich our understanding of organizations and organizational life by addressing the differential effects of organizational policies, practices and behavior on women and men in the workplace. Current and emerging law and public policy regarding gender and the workplace.
Labor market analyses of gender segregation, earnings differentials and employment opportunities.
Comparative analyses of gender outcomes by industry, occupation, and type of organizations. The confluence of race, gender and class in organizations. The presence and effects of gender subcultures in organizations. The role of women in unions and non-governmental organizations. Processes and dynamics of organizational gendering.