Breaking through the glass ceiling: women in management

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Gender Diversity and Inequality Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labour Market and Migration

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Labour force participation - women in professional and managerial jobs improving women's qualifications and opportunities - key to breaking through the glass ceiling enterprise practices and women's careers promoting women in management international action to promote equal employment opportunities summary and points for discussion.

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