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# gender-diversity - Thursday 8 March, 2018
'More needs to be done': Just 16% of CEO jobs in Ireland last year went to women
The Central Bank said it remained concerned at the lack of diversity among senior roles in the Irish financial sector.
# gender-diversity - Tuesday 11 July, 2017
Why there are so few female surgeons: 'There's definitely an issue around being competitive in an interview'
Yesterday, the Royal College of Surgeons launched a report that aims to increase their female representation.
# gender-diversity - Tuesday 25 November, 2014
Minister, mother, and TD on why young women need to see more female leaders
The Minister for Justice said that women often feel they have more to prove.
"We need women, young women in particular, to realise how powerful they can be"
Gender imbalance isn’t good for society or business, Minister Aodhan Ó Riordáin says.
# gender-diversity - Sunday 23 November, 2014
What do the bosses at Ireland's top firms look like? Still mostly male and over 60
There’s not much change going on at the top.
# gender-diversity - Wednesday 3 April, 2013
Column: Forget the Mad Men stereotype – women are making their mark in modern-day advertising
Advertising has a record for recognising innovation, creativity and talent – irrespective of the sex of the candidate – and setting specific workplace objectives for women to aspire to board membership will further help gender diversity, writes Deirdre Waldron.
# gender-diversity - Tuesday 2 April, 2013
One in three directors in Ireland is female – report
New research indicates that Ireland is now within seven per cent of the target recommended by the European Union for 2020.
# gender-diversity - Monday 25 March, 2013
Gender diversity on boards improving, say women directors
However, they say that transparency in the appointment process is needed, according to a new research report.
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Poll: Are you sticking to your new year's resolution?
SOME PEOPLE SWEAR by new year’s resolutions, while others find them pointless or just too hard to keep.
We’re now a few weeks into 2020 and for most people plans to give up smoking or join a gym are long forgotten. Experts argue that it can take 66 days to form a new habit or break an old one.
But there are ways to ensure that you achieve your goals, by setting realistic targets or making the resolution part of your routine.
Psychologist Niamh Hannan of MindWorks.ie says the best way to approach changing a habit is with a positive mindset. She recommends you focus on one habit, frame it positively in your mind, and start visualising the success.
So we want to know: Are you sticking to your new year’s resolution?
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Lise Hand: Will they? Won't they? Shades of Love Island as big parties can't avoid recoupling talk
By Lise Hand - @liseinthecity
Opinion: Young people don't vote? You may be right, but we might surprise you
By Adam Hallissey and Ben Quigley - @progressbrief
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