Why couples move for a man's job, but not a woman's - Washington Post (blog)

Why couples move for a man's job, but not a woman's - Washington Post (blog) | man - Google News | November 28, 2014 at 12:13PM

Why couples move for a man's job, but not a woman's Washington Post (blog) Some academics suggest the “trailing spouse” phenomenon is based on traditionally-accepted gender roles, in which the husband's career takes priority. Others conclude that that it happens for practical reasons that have to do with a man's greater ...

November 28, 2014 at 12:13PM | man - Google News

Why couples move for a man's job, but not a woman's - Washington Post (blog)

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