COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) _ Visitors to three Ohio cities will soon see billboards pointing out how one group believes that the state slights women.
The signs erected near airports in Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton draw attention that Ohio doesn’t guarantee paid maternity leave, and nearly one-in-five women in the state live in poverty.
The Northeast Ohio Media Group (Women’s pay, women’s rights highlighted on Ohio ‘tourism’ billboards) reports the ads also will appear on travelers’ mobile phones while inside the airports.
The billboards lists facts that are intended to show Ohio women are not supported in the workplace.
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce calls it a misguided effort to use Ohio’s hospitality industry to advance job-killing public policy ideas.
___
Information from: The Plain Dealer, http://www.cleveland.com
Related Posts
The Racial Gap In Entrepreneurship Is Costing The U.S. Economy Billions
5 characteristics of an effective science teacher – from a researcher who trains them
Economy Grew At 4.6 Percent Rate In April-June, Fastest Pace In 2 Years
Student Success Story – Rust College
Professor pays it forward by promoting diversity and environmental justice
