Walmart extends 'returnship' program aimed at helping women rejoin the workforce after a break (via CNBCMakeIt)
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To help more women transition back into the workforce, many companies, including Walmart, are now offering paid mid-career internships, known as "returnships," as part of their recruiting strategy. The retail giant recently announced that it would be expanding its partnership with the non-profit organizationCrience | Twenty20
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