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5 Ways to #AccelerateAction in the Workplace

5 Ways to #AccelerateAction in the Workplace

This IWD, we are giving the top 5 strategies to Accelerate Action towards achieveing gender equality in your workplace.

This IWD, we are giving the top 5 strategies to Accelerate Action towards achieveing gender equality in your workplace.

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How can your organisation Accelerate Action in the workplace?

This International Womenโ€™s Day, weโ€™re calling for all organisations to #AccelerateAction for gender equality. Despite progress in this space, the World Economic Forum is currently estimating that that it will take until 2158 to achieve full gender parity at its current rate of progress. Thatโ€™s another 135 years, or five whole generations of women who will face unconscious bias and discrimination in the workplace. This brings the need to Accelerate Action, to take swift and conscious steps to increase this momentum for achieving gender equality worldwide.

But what are some of the steps your organisation can take to close this gap faster?


Infographic listing 5 ways to accelerate action for workplace gender equality, Samuels Donegan Australia.


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