Gender Diversity Toolkit No. 2: Chief Executive Commitment: The Key to Enhancing Women’s Advancement

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Gender Diversity Toolkit No. 2: Chief Executive Commitment: The Key to Enhancing Women’s Advancement

DEI Research People and Culture
Pages:14 pages24 min read

Author: Barbara Orser

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The challenge for employers is to address head-on the perceptions of executive women that progress has been slow. By focusing on the priorities of women managers, organizations can more effectively lever gender diversity to enhance performance.

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The challenge for employers is to address head-on the perceptions of executive women that progress has been slow. By focusing on the priorities of women managers, organizations can more effectively lever gender diversity to enhance performance.

Document Highlights 

This report is the second in the series of information resources that address key issues identified by women executives as hallmarks of a woman-friendly organization.

Managers can use the tool kit to:

  • gain a better understanding of the gender barriers faced by women;
  • develop programs that foster workforce diversity;
  • create measures that can be integrated into employee performance reviews;
  • communicate information about the importance of respectful workplace relationships; and
  • establish policies and practices that make employees aware of and accountable for inappropriate behaviour that inhibits women’s advancement.

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