Bosses not doing enough to achieve gender parity, survey finds
According to an Ipsos survey, 17% of Malaysians believe women and men are already equal, compared with an average of 13% globally. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, March 4, 2020.
MOST Malaysians feel that employers are not doing enough to help women balance work and care responsibilities, resulting in inequality for female workers, a survey has found. According to a poll by market research company Ipsos, 19% of respondents said too few women are in positions of political power, while 18% said the government has not promoted gender equality.
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