US EditionWomen in Rail – from the boardroom to the tracks
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Women in Rail – from the boardroom to the tracks
Renee Leung has been involved in crucial infrastructure projects over the course of her work with MTR. Image: Renee Leung Women make up just 24 per cent of the Australian rail industry workforce, according to the latest figures from the Australasian Railway Association (ARA Gender Diversity Report Survey, 2022). While this is an improvement on the 17 per cent reported back in 2014, there is still a long way to go until gender equality is achieve…
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