THE progress of women in the work place is still being hampered by gender-specific glass ceiling, said Women, Family and Community Development Deputy Minister Senator Heng Seai Kie.
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THE progress of women in the work place is still being hampered by gender-specific glass ceiling, said Women, Family and Community Development Deputy Minister Senator Heng Seai Kie.
By Meera Murugesan, The New Straits Times, August 6 2009 MEERA MURUGESAN learns that addressing the problem of insufficient women board members in public-listed companies results in far more advantages than just equalisation of the gender issue.
By Wong Li Za, The Star, August 13, 2009 Women need to increase their participation in both government and private sectors. WOMEN hold up half the sky, or so goes a famous Chinese saying but in reality, the facts tell a different story. The rate of women participation in the workforce in 2008 was 46%… [Continue Reading]
The Star, Saturday July 25, 2009 KUALA LUMPUR: A project offering jobs with flexible working hours for women will begin next week. The partnership between Wanita MCA’s women entrepreneur development centre with a South Korean company will kick-start at 10am at Wisma MCA on Tuesday.
Star Business, 18 July 2009 It is hard to come by someone like Tan Sri Dr Jemilah Mahmood. The president and founder of Malaysian Medical Relieve Society (Mercy Malaysia) gave up the pursuit of wealth to serve full-time as a volunteer, helping those in need irrespective of their race, religion or culture. Last year, she… [Continue Reading]
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