Women say they have equal career growth opportunities
They are increasingly comfortable voicing their gender-related concerns in workplace: Report
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Mumbai: With the increasing participation of women in the workforce, a significant percentage of women professionals believe that they have equal career growth opportunities like their male counterparts, says a report.
According to a report by jobs and professional networking platform apna.co, around 80 per cent women professionals interviewed said they have career growth opportunities at par with their male colleagues. This highlights a significant shift in perception, demonstrating a collective confidence in the existence of equitable career prospects for women, the report noted.
The report is based on a comprehensive online survey conducted with over 10,000 women currently employed across various industries in July. The report further revealed that 65 per cent of women surveyed said they have witnessed gender pay equity in their current workplaces, a positive step in the organized sector’s commitment to bridging the gender pay gap.
It suggested that women are increasingly comfortable voicing their gender-related concerns in the workplace with 75 per cent respondents expressing their confidence in approaching HR departments or superiors in this regard.
