Fixing The Broken Middle Rung
Almost 30-40% of women in middle management roles exit the workforce and few actually make it to the top. What are companies doing to address the problem?
Almost 30-40% of women in middle management roles exit the workforce and few actually make it to the top. What are companies doing to address the problem?
Though firms realise the need for a gender diverse workforce, diversity for most is a tick-in-the-box activity.
New products, apps, and communities are reversing the overwhelming male gaze of the Internet. That could only be a good thing.
Without addressing the gendered nature of the economy and society, women and girls will continue to bear the consequences of crises such as Covid-19 through gender-blind policy interventions.
Benevolent sexism represents gender evaluations that may appear subjectively positive, but in reality, are damaging to people and gender equality at a broader scale.
As we celebrate Ambedkar’s 129th birth anniversary, there is a need to recognise his contributions in shaping the course of modern Indian feminist movement and thought.
How Accenture in India chairman and senior managing director Menon and her team are not only helping other companies but also themselves to migrate to a digital world.
Gender equality is not just a goal; it is a critical prerequisite for sustainable growth.
With six centres in Uttarakhand, B2R Technologies is not your typical call centre, and neither are the women who make half of the workforce that numbers over 300.
To create safe, diverse, and inclusive workplaces for the LGBTQI community, the message has to come from the top. Firms also need to groom leaders from different cultures, genders, and communities.