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Closing The Gender Pay Gap

Janet Yap, Accenture

17-May-17 11:00

Closing The Gender Pay Gap

The future workforce must be an equal workforce. Gender equivalence is not just good for business, but it is also the right thing. Janet Yap share findings of the global survey by Accenture named Getting to Equal 2017, to harness the role of women in Malaysia and bringing women into the corporate boards.


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Tags:  HerVantage,  Gender Pay Gap,  Accenture,  Getting to Equal 2017,  gender equality,  digital fluency


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