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A new role to promote journalists from underrepresented groups
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45% of new board members in Fortune 500 are women
45% of all board members in Fortune 500 companies appointed last year were women. The percentage of women on the boards have increased from 19% in 2015 to 29% in
Actions to stop online harassment of women journalists
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Half of women in hybrid work feel burned out
Close to 60% of women who work in companies with hybrid solutions, mixing working from home and at the office, feel they have been excluded from important meetings. 53% of
How to promote women in research and avoid common missteps
Promoting women in research institutions and universities could progress faster if the institutions applied established research in their initiatives for diversity. There are three common missteps Michelle Ryan, who studies
Diversity top priority for tech business recruiters
Hire for diversity is a top priority for HR teams this year, according to California-based tech recruitment firm Findem’s annual report on recruiting trends comprising 100 senior HR leaders. “Diversity
More women needed in ICT business UN agency shows
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Working women in EU earning 13% less per hour than men
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