INFOGRAPHIC: What’s a Father Today?
In 1966, when the third Sunday in June was first officially declared Father’s Day by President Lyndon Johnson, men accounted for roughly 85% of all management positions. A lot has changed since then. For one, the share of male managers has fallen to around 60% as the very makeup of the office place—and the role fathers play in it—has shifted. Perhaps the most important driver of this transformation has been women, who have seized on the professional and academic opportunities presented to them over the past 60 years…More Read
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