This includes some of the biggest issues of professional life, including pay equity and employment discrimination, workplace policy and management strategy, and what happens when it all goes right — or horribly wrong.
This position requires an enterprising reporter who is, or aspires to be, comfortable writing for the wire, the web, and Bloomberg Businessweek, as well as speaking on TV, podcasts and radio.
We work with reporters and editors in the New York newsroom and around the world, so collegiality is a must. The ideal candidate will also need a strong independent streak and the ambition to tackle one of the most interesting beats around.
To apply, go here.
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