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More Women Behind Desks, More Men in Executive Chairs

Summary by republika.mk
Women make up 57.5 percent of the total 110,885 employees in the public sector, but their greater representation among employees does not translate into equal access to decision-making positions. Men are still most often appointed to management positions in central government bodies. This is stated by the State Audit Office in its audit of […] The post More women behind the desks, more men in director's chairs appeared first on Republika.
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Women make up 57.5 percent of the total 110,885 employees in the public sector, but their greater representation among employees does not translate into equal access to decision-making positions. Men are still most often appointed to management positions in central government bodies. This is stated by the State Audit Office in its audit of […] The post More women behind the desks, more men in director's chairs appeared first on Republika.

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republika.mk broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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