Reading this week: Corporate Board #Quotas and #GenderEquality Policies in the #Workplace by @audreylatura & Ana Catalano Weeks
Findings: 50%📈in post-quota 🇮🇹companies' attention to GE issues, especially leadership & family care+changes reflect genuine progress!
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New research shows that gender diversity on corporate boards improves gender equity in the workplace - from parental leave to the gender pay gap.
Thank you Ana Catalano Weeks and @audreylatura for providing the research and dataset.
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InstituteForPR: Norway (45%), France (44%), and Italy (36%) have the highest proportion of women on the boards of publicly listed companies, according to a study by @audreylatura and Ana Catalano Weeks. Read how gender quotas for corporate boards contribute to g… ow.ly/siev50LeCJo
This is an important piece on the consequences of quotas in corporate boards @audreylatura Ana Catalano Weeks AJPS: '50% increase in post-quota Italian companies' attention to gender equality issues, especially relating to leadership and family care'onlinelibrary-wiley-com.are.uab.cat/doi/full/10.11…
John Marshall, Jon Weigel, Edoardo Teso Soeren Henn Shelley Liu Julie Weaver Pablo Balán Jeremy Bowles @audreylatura
Alice Xu -- deactivated legacy account -- Anders Woller Antonella Bandiera have graduated or are very close to!
Norway (45%), France (44%), and Italy (36%) have the highest proportion of women on the boards of publicly listed companies, according to a study by @audreylatura and Ana Catalano Weeks. Read how gender quotas for corporate boards contribute to gender equality: ow.ly/siev50LeCJo
'requirements to increase women’s representation at the top of the corporate hierarchy can have “downstream effects,” improving outcomes for women at all levels of the workforce.' found authors @uniofbath Ana Catalano Weeks & Harvard University @audreylatura