Nigeria’s gender equality bill was rejected. Here’s why we’re still hopeful.

The Female Entrepreneur Daily is out! Edition of 12 April 2016‏

The Female Entrepreneur Daily Knowledge is Power Published by Natalie Goldman 12 April 2016 Read paper → Business Art & Entertainment Politics  Leisure World Science #gender #equality Gender equality in workplace could add trillions to US economy - BBC News Shared by Womankind Worldwide www­.bbc­.co­.uk - Gender equality in the workplace could add $4.3 trillion (£3 trillion) to the US economy by 2025, a study has found. The McKinsey Global Institute conducted the research showing more female employm... Nigeria’s gender equality bill was rejected. Here’s why we’re still hopeful. Shared by Nyar Loka www­.one­.org - In 2010, a Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill was first introduced to Nigeria. Essentially, this bill would disallow for any discrimination against gender or disability, and eradicate any and all ... Women and Innovation: Making the Connection (SSIR) Shared by Patty Boyd ssir­.org - The business case for gender equality is compelling, and few still doubt that investing in women as employees and entrepreneurs leads to increased productivity and profitability. But one piece of t... The US women's soccer pay dispute: a tangled web with no easy answers Shared by Anchor Newsreader www­.theguardian­.com - To get “equal pay”, would the US women’s soccer team give up its salaries? It’s a strange question, but it illustrates the complexity of comparing deals that were negotiated at different times with... Young women with vocational qualifications earn 15% less than men, finds TUC Shared by Union Newswire www­.tuc­.org­.uk - Young women with vocational qualifications earn 15% less than men with comparable qualifications, according to new analysis published by the TUC today (Saturday) to mark the start of its annual you... Business • Art & Entertainment • Politics • Leisure • World • Science • #gender • #equality Read paper →

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