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Women in the boardroom: In Norway, it's the law
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08 Jan 2008 Tue 07:08 pm |
This makes me angry. People try so hard to be politically correct, they end up going too far. Saying by LAW , 40% has to be women is just about scoring points as a Government, and just looking at the sex of the person. The whole point of women fighting for their rights was to be treated as equals, individuals, not just a sex. This law doesn't satisfy the job criteria necessarily, but looks more at numbers and sexes.
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08 Jan 2008 Tue 07:48 pm |
Well, there could be a good debate about the correctness of this law, but I think it's a good idea. Truth is that even in western countries, where women supposedly have equal opportunities, it is much harder for a woman to get to the higher management levels in companies because of covert sexism. So it's good that it is forced to have equal gender representation until the society learns to see women in top positions and the mysogynistic men learn to deal with their own ego issues regarding women in power.
I think there's a similar law in Spain.
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08 Jan 2008 Tue 08:23 pm |
I have been in the boardrooms.
I was happiest when there was a feminine, smart and beautiful lady sitting across the table from me..and , by God, they get what they want..
I could not stand feminists there, either..)))))))))
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08 Jan 2008 Tue 08:30 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I have been in the boardrooms. |
Did they let you take a peek?
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08 Jan 2008 Tue 08:33 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I have been in the boardrooms.
I was happiest when there was a feminine, smart and beautiful lady sitting across the table from me..and , by God, they get what they want..
I could not stand feminists there, either..))))))))) |
Surely with your attitude, you were only cleaning the boardroom
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09 Jan 2008 Wed 03:23 pm |
In one respect it is a good law of course. In another, unless researched first, this law will cause big difficulties for companies as they mention in the news articles. You cannot just create a law like that without first investigating whether there are enough suitably qualified and willing women to become a board member for a company. Putting inexperienced women into a board room could be disasterous (can't spell that !!!).
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09 Jan 2008 Wed 03:56 pm |
i think no place for gender selection for a proffesional company or any part of goverment,and i believe that a successfull female can get everything minimum how a male geteverythings road pass on to want,to success and to have enough abilites for what she wants
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09 Jan 2008 Wed 04:00 pm |
not if she is a feminist....possible, but not very likely; they are not even liked by real women !
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09 Jan 2008 Wed 04:14 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: not if she is a feminist....possible, but not very likely; they are not even liked by real women ! |
You are going to get told off for that and you know it.I am not exactly sure how you catagorise 'real' women as opposed to ones that don't quite match up,i suppose they would say the same for you!
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