The MT Essays 40th Anniversary: Women in Business - the Long Haul to Parity
Great progress has been made since the '60s in the quest for female equality in the workplace, but there's still that pay gap. Tactics for accelerating change are overdue.
If you believe in yourself, nothing is impossible. So said Michelle Dewberry after her victory on TV's The Apprentice. A truism indeed, but in the world of business, women have come up against obstacles that required a lot more than simple belief to overcome.
Even 40 years after the feminist revolution, educated working women - especially those in top jobs - are pioneers. MT's latest '35 Women Under 35' feature (July 2005) demonstrates the inroads that women are making across a wide range of …
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Article title: The MT Essays 40th Anniversary: Women in Business - the Long Haul to Parity.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Management Today.
Publication date: September 1, 2006.
Page number: 103.
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