Women Hold Less than a Third of Business Management Roles: UN
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Women hold less than a third of business management roles, UN says
A survey published by the International Labour Organization on November 3rd shows that the gender gap in management remains large, with women still holding only 30.5% of management positions globally. [Related news headlines: ASEAN Women's Organizations Leadership Council Meeting 2026; Vietnamese Associate Professor and Doctor Wins Science Award for Women; Huawei's "Chip Queen" Introduces New Semiconductor Development Principle]
The report describes a critical imbalance in the labor market, with women's significant potential remaining untapped. The article UN: Women occupy less than one in three management positions worldwide appeared first on Documento.
A critical imbalance remains in the labor market, with women still occupying less than a third of senior management roles, according to a global survey conducted by the United Nations International Labor Organization (ILO) and released today. Despite a growing number of female CEOs, they occupy just ... More www.ertnews.gr
Key takeaways According to a recent global study by the International Labour Organization, serious inequality persists in the labor market. Inequality Women currently hold less than one-third of managerial positions. Data from thousands of companies in 99 countries shows that, although the number of female CEOs is increasing, women still hold only 30.5 percent […]
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