The annual report of the European Commission on the progress in achieving equality between men and women at EU level through the publication of the progress report Equality between women and men at work .
Report of PwC in the proportion of women working recently showed, in Norway the proportion of female members of the board have reached 39%. This figure is actually much higher than in other developed countries for many years. Finland and France have also made progress, with female representation on the board respectively 30% and 26%. While the US only 12%, but still decent than two Asian countries as Japan and South Korea with the proportion of women participating in leadership was only 2%.
In Sweden, 44% of the seats in parliament are to be women undertook - one of the highest rates in the world. Hungary 5th and wage gaps - gender lowest at 3.8%. Although few women business leaders (11%) and in parliament (10%), Hungary's national policy of generous paid maternity leave for mothers (71 week break and enjoy 100% of salary) go together with the cost of child care.
According to the International Labor Organization of the United Nations, women mostly senior management in the areas of human resources, public relations and communications management, finance and the administration.
in fact, US businesses have fewer women than Europe, but women in this country are more likely to become CEO over. In the large company CEOs are women, there is 58% chance that the company has at least three other women on the executive board. This suggests that a woman dared to break the "glass ceiling paintings," then there will be more opportunities for women to move in the right to gender equality.
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