Follow @dorgang

Follow @snbchf

Home › 3) Swiss Markets and News › 3.) Swissinfo Business and Economy › Just 22% of top Swiss managers are women

Previous post Next post

Just 22% of top Swiss managers are women

Published on September 28, 2024

See on Internet Archive

by
Swissinfo
My articles My site About me My videos My books
Follow on:Twitter Facebook Google +

Just 22% of top Swiss managers are women — 22 percent women in top management Keystone-SDA

Generated with artificial intelligence.

Women remain under-represented in Swiss company boardrooms and the upper echelons of management, according to the latest Gender Intelligence Report from the association Advance and the University of St Gallen.

This content was published on September 28, 2024 - 14:37

+ Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox

While women are almost equally represented as men in non-management positions, their share in top management is just over a fifth. According to the study, inequality increases with each management level.

Diversity is needed to make business smarter, says CEO

This content was published on Dec 26, 2022 An interview with Fiona Frick, a business leader recognised by her peers as one of the most influential women in European finance.

The proportion of women in the first rung of the management layer is 38%, followed by 29% and 23% in junior and middle management. At the top management level, the proportion of women is 22%, which corresponds to an increase of 1% within a year.

The Gender Intelligence Report was published for the eighth time in 2024. The analysis is based on anonymised data from 370,000 employees from over 90 companies and organisations in Switzerland.

Swiss Federal Railways’ Monika Ribar: ‘I could never have had this career if I’d had children’

This content was published on Sep 8, 2024 While she is opposed to quotas for women on management boards, she believes attitudes still need to change to advance equality in the world of work.

Translated from German by DeepL/mga

This news story has been written and carefully fact-checked by an external editorial team. At SWI swissinfo.ch we select the most relevant news for an international audience and use automatic translation tools such as DeepL to translate it into English. Providing you with automatically translated news gives us the time to write more in-depth articles.

If you want to know more about how we work, have a look here, if you want to learn more about how we use technology, click here, and if you have feedback on this news story please write to [email protected].

Swiss F/A-18 fighter jet training ban continues on safety grounds

This content was published on Sep 28, 2024 The Swiss Air Force is continuing to suspend training operations with the F/A-18 fleet.

Switzerland welcomes China-Brazil peace initiative for Ukraine

This content was published on Sep 28, 2024 China-Brazil initiative on peace in Ukraine is preferable to bellicose speeches, says Switzerland.

Switzerland mourns death of cyclist at World Championships

This content was published on Sep 28, 2024 Muriel Furrer, who died after a racing fall, was considered a rising star of Swiss cycling.

Swiss canton wants to test collection of electronic signatures for initiatives

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 St Gallen wants to become the first Swiss canton to use electronic signatures (e-collecting) for referendums or initiatives.

Swiss government launches attempt to secure 2038 Winter Olympics

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 After failing to host the Winter Olympics in 2030 and 2034, Switzerland is trying again - this time for the 2038 Winter Games.

Study highlights Swiss cantons’ failings over adoptions from India

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 A Swiss study released on Friday has revealed that cantons Thurgau and Zurich are responsible for shortcomings linked to adoptions of children from India.

Glacier melt causes changes to Swiss-Italian border

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 Switzerland has adapted its borders with Italy and France. The changes with Italy are linked to melting glaciers, while those with France concern a tram line and rivers in the Geneva region.

Zermatt restaurateurs sentenced for defying Covid-19 measures

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 A Swiss court has given three restaurateurs in Zermatt, who were arrested in 2021 after repeatedly ignoring police orders to close their establishment, suspended sentences and fines.

Report: one in five Swiss tunnels damaged, but safe

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 According to Switzerland's Federal Roads Office (Astra), national roads are in good condition overall. Almost one in five tunnels has moderate damage but they are safe, it said on Thursday.

Swiss couple sentenced for enslaving two housekeepers

This content was published on Sep 27, 2024 A 46-year-old Swiss man has received a three year sentence, including nine months in jail, for exploiting, locking up and handcuffing two housekeepers he brought to Switzerland between 2018 and 2019.

Full story here Are you the author?

About Swissinfo

SWI swissinfo.ch – the international service of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Since 1999, swissinfo.ch has fulfilled the federal government’s mandate to distribute information about Switzerland internationally, supplementing the online offerings of the radio and television stations of the SBC. Today, the international service is directed above all at an international audience interested in Switzerland, as well as at Swiss citizens living abroad.

My articles My site About me My books
Follow on:Twitter Facebook Google +