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Posted on September 3, 2015

Why Being Thin Can Actually Translate Into A Bigger Paycheck For Women – Forbes

Does being thin actually have an impact on workplace interactions and earnings outcomes? Find out in this article.

Source: Why Being Thin Can Actually Translate Into A Bigger Paycheck For Women – Forbes

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