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Pantene Ad Defiantly Tackles How Women in the Workplace Are Labeled

It's a mad world

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By Roo Powell

December 9, 2013

Pantene Philippines has launched a powerful campaign pointing out how identical behavior often earns men and women different labels in the workplace.

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Roo Powell is freelance contributor to Adweek.

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