India’s gender pay gap reverses among managers, with women earning more per hour than men. But women account for just 11.9% of managerial positions. Data on career progression and professional experience reveals further hurdles women face in reaching senior leadership roles.
India’s gender pay gap reverses among managers, with women earning more per hour than men. But women account for just 11.9% of managerial positions. Data on career progression and professional experience reveals further hurdles women face in reaching senior leadership roles.
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India’s gender pay gap reverses among managers, with women earning more per hour than men. But women account for just 11.9% of managerial positions. Data on career progression and professional experience reveals further hurdles women face in reaching senior leadership roles.
