WOMEN IN IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYTHE BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE
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Ali Bharchoondi
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Title | WOMEN IN IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYTHE BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE | ||||
Author | European Commission | ||||
Description | What has to be changed to attract more women researchers to industry and to keep them there? Real progress on such issues requires real dialogue, which is why I am greatly encouraged by the exchange that has taken place between the members of the Women in Science and Technology (WiST) group, whose findings are presented here. The expert group examined the situation in a number of By participating in this exercise, the companies involved recognise that diversity is a matter that can no longer be ignored. In recent years, there have been a number of studies highlighting a link between gender distribution in a company’s management and its profitability. The WiST group report provides yet further compelling evidence of the need to address the issue of gender within research. This is unavoidable if we are to be able to recruit the numbers of researchers needed to make inevitable if research is to reflect the society within which it operates. | ||||
Top Content | Introduction – aims and scope of the expert group A waste of talent and motivation – the leaky pipeline Why so slow? Reconstructing the puzzle Balancing work and life as a critical issue Holistic solutions: process managemen | ||||
Size | 4.77 MB | Pages | 148 | Download | |
Women in in Science and Technology The Business Perspective
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