It is a contentious issue whether companies should set a specific percentage of women and men in the highest positions or not make any
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matter. In my opinion, the factor that makes the biggest difference is that both genders are working on average the same amount of hours. If Linking Words
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is the case, certainly we should take care of an equal chance for them.
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, in the Netherlands 70% of the female population works part-time; Linking Words
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, enterprises are obliged to give them 50% of managerial workstations. I think Linking Words
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, there are many countries where statistics prove similar work regardless of sex. In-deep analysis should be a base for making a 50/50 rule. Politics should decide that If everyone works evenly, they will be treated the same way. Linking Words
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, when two people compete for a high-level job the experience, education, skills and other factors making them a perfect fit for it should be the only one taken under consideration. Following that will not only make it fairLinking Words
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improve the company by having the best employees possible.
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To sum up
, people argue if we should make regulations clarifying how many males and females can work on the main board. I concur that genders should be equally treated. If the person works harder, she or he should get a bonus.Linking Words
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