Gender parity in top FTSE 350 jobs pushed back by four years despite 'opportunity for meaningful change'

Women account for 5% of CEO roles

Lauren Mason
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The predicted year for gender parity among executive roles within FTSE 350 companies has been pushed back by four years to 2036, according to the latest report from The Women Count, despite the pandemic providing “an opportunity to push forward with meaningful change”.

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