Abstract
This article discusses the emergence of flexible working arrangements (FWAs) for women, noting that while they have worked well for female workforce participation, they have largely failed so far in moving women into the top rungs of professional and corporate life. The writers point to the possibility of more progress possible. Despite the setbacks caused by the global pandemic in the short term, the system is more capable of beneficial change than might have seemed possible even two years ago.
Original language | English |
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No. | 4 |
Specialist publication | AIB Review |
Publisher | Australian Institute of Business |
Publication status | Published - 19 Apr 2021 |