Oceania leads on gender diversity in board room
Oceania leads on female representation in the board room, yet nearly half of companies did not have any women on their board, a new...
Read moreDoes your transgender policy need transformation?
Despite growing recognition of LGBT+ identities, transgender people remain a poorly understood sector of the talent pool. Kaylee Morrison of HR Magazine sat down...
Read moreChina stands out among Asian markets for gender equality
China has ranked first for representation of women in the workplace at junior (64.9%) and senior levels (35.6%), and come second only to Malaysia...
Read moreCorporate boards shift their thinking
Technology changes, increasingly competitive markets, shifting trends in consumer behaviour and the rise in mobile workforces are among the top issues leading corporate boards...
Read moreJapanese women held back by gender inequality
Nearly two-thirds of women (63%) in Japan say that they quit because they were not satisfied with their career perspective, while 49% left because...
Read moreThe Women Extraordinaire Forum 2014
The panel (left to right: Paul C. Arkwright, Farzana Aslam, Professor Caroline Wang, Fern Ngai, Anthony Thompson) Men Standing With Women Panel Discussion Panelists...
Read morePainstaking progress for women in Hong Kong
Five years ago Community Business reported that just 8.9% of board roles on Hang Seng Index companies were held women. So what progress has...
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