The effects of intimate partner violence on a women’s physical and mental health and on the public health framework within the United States have received a decent amount of attention in the past. Despite this research, little attention has focused on the effects of domestic violence relationships on the women’s workplace. Data shows that 70% of employed victims of domestic violence say their abusers have harassed them at work. The effects of abuse by Male partners on women’s employment are quite complicated, often differing by family, job, and personal situations. However, statistics show women in these certain situations sometimes miss work, are fired from their employers, and have difficulty keeping their jobs over a long-term period. For
