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| | | ... enjoyment of the type of work; and not enough challenge or stretch in the job." The company also reported that the number of women in management roles increased from 35 to 37%. The company introduced two new women's development programs - the Future ... |
| | | | The number of women directors in the ASX100 continued to climb slowly in 2010, accounting for 26% of new non-executive directors and 12.2% of all directors, up from 11.1% in 2009, according to research by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors ... |
| | | | A recent report noted that ASX500 companies with women directors had a higher average return on equity over the past three and five year time horizons, but there is no clear answer as to why this incidence seems to exist. The report by the Reibey Institute ... |
| | | | An analysis of ASX500 companies shows that there are 235 women holding 307 directorship positions, and 233 companies have at least one woman on board. The research note authored by the Reibey Institute noted that women hold 9.5% of ASX500 board positions ... |
| | | | ... that might be there in existing financial system or could be incorporated into those systems - lost time through injury, women's representation in senior executive positions, employee turnover - data that's already used in the Dow Jones Sustainability ... |
| | | | ... said Chris Beare, Chairman of DEXUS Property Group. DEXUS currently has one other woman on its board - Elizabeth Alexander. Women currently make up 17.6% of directors of ASX 50 companies, 16.1% of ASX 100 and 12.7% cent of ASX 200 companies, according ... |
| | | | ... Catalyst - it analysed Fortune 500 companies over a four year period and found that companies with the highest percentage of women directors, on average outperformed those with the lowest percentage of women directors. In particular, they found that ... |
| | | | Women have comprised 29% of all new appointments to ASX200 boards so far this year, according to research compiled by the Australian Institute of Company Directors. However, overall, women only make up 12.7% of directors on ASX200 listed companies. ... |
| | | | ... is a widening, there's a very slow evolution to that. That, also, is best manifested in the continued small proportion of women on boards. I think we have to be mindful of that, and encouraging companies to go beyond the pool to the wider pool of available ... |
| | | | ... released earlier this year by Governance Metrics International. However, only 2 percent of ASX200 companies had at least three women directors on their board, no change from 2010. See Also: Diane Grady appointed to Macquarie board |
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