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Why board quotas are no friend to women workers

They distract from the bigger challenge of helping women rise on their merits

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02 15, 2018
in Leaders

SINCE the days of the Vikings, when they farmed while men marauded, Norwegian women have played a big role in their community’s economy. So it was fitting that, ten years ago, Norway pioneered a policy to deal with a stubborn gender gap: the dearth of women directors on company boards.

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Why board quotas are no friend to women workers

They distract from the bigger challenge of helping women rise on their merits

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