How Bias Makes It Harder For Women To Gain Trust In Their Capabilities
The conditioning that still tricks many into believing that men are better at work and women better at rearing kids, often costs a lot of women the success they rightly deserve.
The conditioning that still tricks many into believing that men are better at work and women better at rearing kids, often costs a lot of women the success they rightly deserve.
The Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Bill 2017 was passed by Parliament last year. It was considered as a landmark as it made 26 weeks of paid maternity leave mandatory for all women employed in the organised sector. It was believed that the bill would reform and help India progress. The Bill would allow women to stay […]
According to the Women in the workplace 2017 report, “Inequality starts at the very first promotion. Women remain significantly underrepresented in the corporate pipeline. From the outset, fewer women than men are hired at the entry level, despite women being 57 percent of recent college graduates. At every subsequent step, the representation of women further declines. […]
Collaboration is the best way forward and nothing can truly beat the idea of women helping women.
A recent study by Harvard Law School’s Center on the Legal Profession has concluded that women put in more hours of work on an average than men. This was one of the many surprising findings of the study.
Numerous surveys and news reports have stated how working mothers are discriminated against. A recent survey by the Associated Chambers of Commerce, however, explains the reason behind the increasing number of women quitting their jobs to become full-time mothers. According to the survey, 25% of first-time mothers in India quit jobs to raise their children. […]
Women in the workforce are in a smaller number as compared to men all across the world: this is known fact. However, according to a report by the state government released this Friday, ‘Employment and Unemployment Status in Delhi 2011-2012,’ women in Delhi make up for only 9.4% of the total workforce. That means only 5.40 […]