Women 'don't work as hard as men': Shocking workplace sexism pervades

Women 'don't work as hard as men': Shocking workplace sexism pervades

Undoing years of oppressive patriarchal attitudes, often cited as hindering women's progression, is complex, although there has been significant progress.

For example, several movements this year centred around improving gender equality, from forced measures through gender pay gap reporting, to the #MeToo movement rippling through businesses, prompting employers to reinforce their commitments to women, questioning their biases when it comes to hiring, promoting and setting out fair policies.

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