Women's inclusion in cybersecurity is a social and strategic issue
The article discusses the slow progress of women's inclusion in the cybersecurity workforce, highlighting the historical male dominance in the field and the changing nature of cybersecurity.
The Glass Ceiling of the 21st Century: The Gender Gap in the Digital Economy
The article discusses the impact of digital transformation on gender inequality in the workforce across Ibero-America.
Female Leadership from Productive Management to the Insurance Market: Representing More than 40% of the Workforce
Women in Ecuador's rural sectors play a critical role, accounting for over 40% of the agricultural workforce, especially in sectors like agriculture, livestock, and fishing.
Travlou: Equal opportunities for women in shipping and the economy
Melina Travlou emphasizes the importance of gender equality in the workforce during the Women Forward Summit in Athens.
Survey reveals where women's careers get stuck — and it's not at the top
A survey by InfoJobs indicates that nearly half of women face career stagnation during the transition to management positions.
Sexual harassment at work increases by 260% in MS; victim recounts a year of harassment: 'I feel very scared'
Reports of sexual harassment at work in Mato Grosso do Sul have surged by 260% over four years, linked to the rising presence of women in the workforce.
Ex-Meta boss Sheryl Sandberg rips tradwife trend as 'sexist,' harmful to women
Sheryl Sandberg criticizes the 'tradwife' trend for promoting harmful stereotypes about women's roles in society.
Santos launches the Emprega Mulher program to enhance qualification and female inclusion in the job market; see the available courses
The city of Santos has launched the Emprega Mulher program aimed at increasing women's participation in the workforce by providing access to free qualification courses in various sectors.
Women lead formal job generation in PA, but still face inequality and double shifts
Women in Pará, Brazil, are leading formal job creation but continue to face challenges such as wage inequality and the burden of dual responsibilities.
Gender Parity: More Than a Century to Achieve Equality
Despite the progress made, gender inequality in leadership roles persists, with women still being underrepresented in various sectors.
Holcim Ecuador has a 21% female participation, well above the 3.9% recorded in the construction sector
Holcim Ecuador highlights its 21% female workforce participation, significantly above the national average of 3.9% in the construction sector.
Traces, Digits, and Reports: Women Represent About 40% of the Workforce of the Scientific Police in MS
Women constitute around 40% of the workforce in the Scientific Police of Mato Grosso do Sul (MS), participating in various stages of forensic evidence collection and analysis.
International Women's Day: five literary women at random or how books address femininity
The article discusses the gender disparity in the publishing industry, highlighting that while women represent 60% of the global book workforce, they only author 38% of published books.
First truck driver in the family, young woman goes viral on social media by showing her routine on the road: 'My love is the truck'
A young truck driver from Brazil has gained popularity on social media by sharing her experiences on the road, highlighting her passion for her profession.
Female Entrepreneurship: Slow Progress and Challenges in Substantive Equality
Female entrepreneurship in Greece is evolving slowly, facing both advancements and structural challenges in the workforce according to the Grant Thornton 'Women in Business 2025' report.
One in four startup company leaders is a woman
A recent analysis revealed that only 26% of startup leaders in Finland are women, despite women making up over 30% of the workforce in the startup sector.
Women occupy only 20.7% of positions in technology careers in Brazil, says FIEMG study
A study by FIEMG reveals that women hold only 20.7% of technology-related jobs in Brazil, highlighting inequality in the sector and the need for targeted initiatives.
Guayaquileña leads maritime operations in an industry where women represent 1% of the workforce
Angela Aymar from Guayaquil is a rare female leader in the maritime industry, where women make up only 1% of the workforce globally.
Women’s Strike: "Nothing would work anymore"
Women in Germany are crucial to many essential jobs, and a recent strike on March 9th sparked discussions about their contributions and the implications of their absence from the workforce.
Mexico's Most Underutilized Asset
In Mexico, a significant gender gap persists in the workforce, with only 47.4% of women participating compared to 75.1% of men, highlighting a major economic opportunity being overlooked.
Why are men 'superusers' of AI?
The article explores the disparity in AI usage between genders in Norway, highlighting that men are significantly more likely to use generative AI than women.
War has drained Ukraine’s workforce, but women and veterans are stepping in to fill the void
Ukraine faces significant labor shortages due to the war, leading women and veterans to take up roles traditionally held by men.
World Bank: Complete Gender Equality in the Workplace Does Not Exist Anywhere in the World
A World Bank report reveals that even with gender equality laws in place, actual implementation is only about 50%, indicating significant ongoing barriers for women in the workforce.