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Published: 21:36 BST, 6 September 2012 | Updated: 13:48 BST, 7 September 2012
A series of photographs capturing secretaries at work from the Thirties through to the Swinging Sixties demonstrate some of the daring styles that were in vogue decades ago.
From miniskirts to kitten heels, the young corporate helpmates model a range of liberating office wear while heavy eye-make up and rouged lips complete the sexually empowered style as demonstrated by characters such as Joan Holloway in the hit AMC series Mad Men.
But it's not just the dress code that has changed over the years, and the action shots showcase a range of practices that would be frowned upon in the workplace today, such as smoking, drinking and outright flirting.
The changing shape of women: With conical bra and cinched in waist, this Sixties secretary shows just how much women's silhouettes - and fashions - have changed over the decades
Perks of the job: It's not hard to see where Mad Men costume designer Janie Bryant looked to source inspiration for Joan Holloway's costumes on the show
Appropriate attire? A teenage girl gets to grips with the office equipment in a tiny skirt and white go-go boots
Can I help? Telephones became increasingly commonplace during the Twenties and Thirties - in 1929 President Herbert Hoover had a phone installed at his desk in the White House
Health hazard: For decades smoking at work was commonplace, however in 1998 a number of countries enforced a ban preventing the practice
While the men photographed appear to be in their mid-to late thirties all of the women are considerably younger, as it was traditional for women to quit their jobs once married and with children.
Washington correspondent Eleanor Clift who worked as a Newsweek secretary during the Sixties told The Daily Beast : 'Women weren’t supposed to be openly ambitious in the ’60s.
'When I started at Newsweek As a secretary, I was thrilled to be where what I typed was interesting. I was the daughter of immigrants, my father had a deli, and my mother made the potato salad and rice pudding.'
The thigh's the limit! A blonde-haired woman stands by a filing cabinet in a scarlet mini dress
Under pressure: One woman calmly listens to a caller while another lets the stress get to her
On call: A secretary exposes some thigh as she mans the phone at an advertising agency in Soho, London
One of the archive shots shows a young lady perched on the edge of her desk taking a telephone call with a short dress revealing ample thigh, while another woman sits typing unaware that her stockings are on display.
Other images capture boss / secretary relationships - often a source of office gossip. In the Mad Men series Joan had a brief affair with her boss Roger Sterling while in the fifth season advertising executive Don Draper married his secretary, Megan.
Ms Clift admits she was also guilty of indulging in an office romance, stating that at the time she 'was living with a television director I had met at a previous job working as a secretary at ad agency Albert Frank-Guenther Law.'
One archive shot shows a 51-year-old Albert Einstein in his attic flat in Berlin, siting a good distance away from his conservatively dressed secretary while dictating a scientific paper.
To close for comfort? A businessman gives his secretary a lingering glance before leaving the office
Ready for action: Women did all sorts of jobs during the 1960s, but some of the most common jobs were teacher, nurse, secretary, typist, bookkeeper and shop assistant
Well seated: Two female assistants get comfortable on some retro-style furniture
Gadget proud: A secretary admires a new three-inch-high, eight-pound portable typewriter (left) while a secretary works an early version of the fax machine (right)
Role model: Actress Barbara Hale - best known for her role as legal secretary Della Street on the Perry Mason television series - pictured at her desk
However another shows a male executive admiring his scantily clad female assistant as he decides to relocate outdoors as a heatwave hits.
According to a study released earlier this year more job descriptions are using the word 'secretary' thanks to Mad Men reigniting the appeal of the role .
Ray Weikal, communications specialist at the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP), which conducted the research, noted that for years the term used to describe an administrative assistant had been on the decline, due in part to the feminist movement.
He told the Business Insider : 'The title secretary started to go out of fashion after World War II.
'The association was formed as a way of professionalizing secretarial work.
Relocation: A boss and his secretary move their office outside for the day
Technological aids: Telephones became increasingly easier to operate over the years and inventions such as the Beoton telephone amplifier allowed office workers to type and make a phone call at the same time
Conservative look: Two women opt for more modest attire with button up collars
Inspirational boss: A picture from 1930 shows Albert Einstein dictating a scientific paper to his conservatively dressed secretary in his attic flat in Berlin
'The idea was to encourage professional development. After World War II, there was a stigma attached to the title secretary, so many people preferred to be called administrative assistant.'
According to Weikal the shift continued with the rise of feminism and women's rights movements, adding: 'With the cultural change of the 1950s through the 1970s, women increasingly wanted to have titles that better reflected their status as fully professional members of their office team.'
But now the IAAP reports that in the past two years, the number of workers who have secretary in their job title has almost doubled.
Weikal said experts are deeming it the 'Mad Men' effect as there is no rational data to explain the trend.
In the spotlight: A woman wears a flesh-exposing ensemble as she sets to work at a typewriter
Hard at work: Three women cram into a tiny office space
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By Natasha Lavender / Updated: April 26, 2022 2:30 pm EDT
If The West Wing , Veep , and Madam Secretary taught us anything, it's that behind every good (or not so good) politician is an army of staff members attempting to keep them out of trouble and on message. For Madam Secretary — and later President — Elizabeth McCord (Téa Leoni), the person leading that army for four years was her Chief of Staff Nadine Tolliver, played by screen and stage legend Bebe Neuwirth.
Between 2014 and 2017, Neuwirth brought the steely-eyed glare and sharp wit that she polished as Lilith on Cheers and Frasier to the unflappable Nadine. But unlike Lilith, Nadine had a warm side, and she did let her hair down, figuratively and metaphorically. She quickly became a fan favorite, and when Neuwirth left the show after four seasons, audiences wondered why.
Nadine's final scenes had all the answers about the character's decision to resign her prestigious post. Having grown tired of the viciousness that goes with politics, she decided to leave D.C. for San Francisco, to be near her son and her soon-to-be-born grandchild. But the explanation behind Neuwirth's departure was less clear-cut. Here's the real reason Bebe Neuwirth left Madam Secretary , and where to find her now.
It appears that it was Neuwirth's decision to leave Madam Secretary — at least according to the tweets she posted announcing the news.
The show was renewed for a fourth season in March 2017, in the middle of season three. That October, season 4 premiered — and in the third episode, Nadine unexpectedly announced her departure from McCord's staff.
That night, Neuwirth posted three tweets , writing that she was "so grateful" for her time on what she called "a wonderful show," and adding that she loved the cast and crew. Notably, she also thanked the network , writing, "So grateful to @CBS for accepting my request to depart @MadamSecretary and writing a beautiful exit for me. #IllmissNadine."
Of course, many actors choose to remain publicly amicable towards their show and network after leaving, no matter what really went down. For example, fans initially believed that the real reason Pauley Perrette left NCIS was because she wanted to start a skincare line — something Perrette took to Twitter to deny in 2017. She also clarified , "NO MY NETWORK AND SHOW ARE NOT MAD AT ME!" for good measure. However, after her final episode aired in May 2018, Perrette again turned to Twitter to reveal the untold truth of NCIS , claiming that she was leaving because of abuse from Mark Harmon.
To be clear, there's no indication that Neuwirth or anyone else experienced harassment or abuse on Madam Secretary . But as with any show, just because her tweets paint the picture of a friendly split, doesn't mean we're getting the full story.
In May 2019, Madam Secretary was canceled pending one final season, which aired later that year. This squashed fans' dreams of ever seeing Nadine in the White House, which was especially disappointing given that since leaving the show, Neuwirth had returned to several other previous roles .
Since leaving Madam Secretary , Neuwirth has reprized two characters she previously played in hit TV shows. She appeared as Judge Claudia Friend in a season 2 episode of The Good Fight , having played the character three times before on The Good Wife . She also returned for four episodes total of Blue Bloods ' eighth and ninth seasons as Kelly Peterson. In season 4, Peterson had been the Inspector General who resigned from overseeing Police Commissioner Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) and his department over her not-exclusively-professional feelings for him.
Neuwirth also stepped back into the shoes of a character from the big screen. In 1995's Jumanji , Neuwirth played Nora, Peter (Bradley Pierce) and Judy's (Kirsten Dunst) aunt who becomes their guardian after their parents' deaths. In 2019, she reprised the role with a cameo in Jumanji: The Next Level . She's the one who takes over the diner and reconnects with Eddie (Danny DeVito) at the end. Nadine is taking it easy but Neuwirth isn't going anywhere.

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