Any current research topics for women in the workplace?

I need to write a paper about women in the workplace and need some ideas on some current, NEW topics. The mother/career issue, men vs women, and flexible hours has been done over and over. Does anyone know of anything NEW and interesting to research?

Any current research topics for women in the workplace?
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Reply:How about women in tech fields? Here's one recent article on the subject - http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.ht...
Reply:Perhaps one on childfree women in the workplace. I am not aware of any research, but there are many blogs and newspaper/magazine articles on women who forego having children, and their experiences in the workplace.
Reply:So this might be of more interest in engineering or where the standard dress is more casual. It seems that while there is basically no dress code, the women tend to dress a notch up from the men, on average. Perhaps this is because women care more about fashion in general, but my question would be, for the women who do not dress that "notch" up, but instead match more of the standard dress of the men, are they looked down upon. Are the views of the "dressed down" women different from women and men?
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