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"Benevolent sexism,” disguised as warmth bias, limits career advancement for Asian women with accents in Canadian workplaces, a new study reveals. Understanding the accent bias: A recent study led by Ivona Hideg, Samantha Hancock and Winny Shen from York University and Western University in Canada sheds light on the often-overlooked phenomenon of accent bias against women in the workplace. Benevolent sexism unmasked:  The study found that Asian women with a Mandarin accent were often perceived as more friendly, trustworthy and sincere than their counterparts without accents.

Dealing with bullies at work can be draining and intimidating. Workplace bullying expert Catherine Mattice shares her insights for successfully navigating this challenge.

Working remotely has changed some dynamics in the workplace. The pandemic has transformed several aspects of our everyday lives. One example is how the new normal of working remotely has taken over on-site requirements.

Author and leadership consultant Steven Van Cohen shares his expert insights on building more authentic connections in life and business.

Chicago Tribune Recognizes Daugherty as Top Workplace