Women and employment
Recommended measures (3)
41. The Committee recommends that the State party:
(a) Further strengthen its efforts to promote the equal sharing of child-raising and care responsibilities between women and men and to offer flexible working arrangements to women and men in all sectors.
(b) Adopt the draft gender equality law, which would require large companies to have their boards be least 40 per cent women, extend this quota to medium-scale companies and to the representation of women at the executive level, and conduct a study on the underrepresentation of women in managerial posts, with a view to identifying potential gender bias and developing strategies to address it.
(c) Provide training and support programmes, combined with the active involvement of and incentives for employers, to facilitate access to the job market by women belonging to underrepresented groups, who are disadvantaged or marginalized because of discriminatory structures, institutions and systems, with a view to promoting their autonomy.