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rt.com 12 Mar, 2023 04:58 HomeBusiness News
© Global Look Press / M.RamÃRez
Spanish lawmakers have passed new legislation this week making it mandatory for businesses to ensure that their corporate boards include more female executives.
The Equal Representation Law, which has been approved at a weekly cabinet meeting this week, will seek to ensure that boards feature at least 40% “of the least represented gender.” It will also require similar levels of equality in top management positions.
Apart from the boards of directors of big companies, the bill also covers electoral lists and governing boards of professional associations.
The new regulations will apply to all publicly traded companies by July 1, 2024, and for all businesses with at least 250 employees and an annual turnover of €50 million ($53 million) by June 30, 2026.
The 40% quota will also apply to the government cabinet and will make it obligatory for all electoral lists to alternate between male and female candidates. At the moment, female members make up 44% of Congress and 39% of the Senate.
READ MORE: Marine Corps may drop ‘yes sir’ for gender equity
“If they represent half of society, half of the political and economic power has to be women’s,” Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said last week, as he announced the plans.
The new law is the latest in a series of equality measures announced by the Spanish authorities. In December, the government adopted a transgender rights bill along with a pioneering law covering sexual and reproductive health, which offers state-financed paid leave for women who suffer from painful periods.
EU country will force firms to hire more women in top positions
The Spanish government and corporate boards will soon be obliged to include at least 40% women
© Global Look Press / M.RamÃRez
Spanish lawmakers have passed new legislation this week making it mandatory for businesses to ensure that their corporate boards include more female executives.
The Equal Representation Law, which has been approved at a weekly cabinet meeting this week, will seek to ensure that boards feature at least 40% “of the least represented gender.” It will also require similar levels of equality in top management positions.
Apart from the boards of directors of big companies, the bill also covers electoral lists and governing boards of professional associations.
The new regulations will apply to all publicly traded companies by July 1, 2024, and for all businesses with at least 250 employees and an annual turnover of €50 million ($53 million) by June 30, 2026.
The 40% quota will also apply to the government cabinet and will make it obligatory for all electoral lists to alternate between male and female candidates. At the moment, female members make up 44% of Congress and 39% of the Senate.
READ MORE: Marine Corps may drop ‘yes sir’ for gender equity
“If they represent half of society, half of the political and economic power has to be women’s,” Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said last week, as he announced the plans.
The new law is the latest in a series of equality measures announced by the Spanish authorities. In December, the government adopted a transgender rights bill along with a pioneering law covering sexual and reproductive health, which offers state-financed paid leave for women who suffer from painful periods.
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Wat een discriminatie! Waarom niet meer vrouwen op niet-leidinggevende functies?rt.com 12 Mar, 2023 04:58 HomeBusiness News
EU country will force firms to hire more women in top positions
The Spanish government and corporate boards will soon be obliged to include at least 40% women
© Global Look Press / M.RamÃRez
Spanish lawmakers have passed new legislation this week making it mandatory for businesses to ensure that their corporate boards include more female executives.
The Equal Representation Law, which has been approved at a weekly cabinet meeting this week, will seek to ensure that boards feature at least 40% “of the least represented gender.” It will also require similar levels of equality in top management positions.
Apart from the boards of directors of big companies, the bill also covers electoral lists and governing boards of professional associations.
The new regulations will apply to all publicly traded companies by July 1, 2024, and for all businesses with at least 250 employees and an annual turnover of €50 million ($53 million) by June 30, 2026.
The 40% quota will also apply to the government cabinet and will make it obligatory for all electoral lists to alternate between male and female candidates. At the moment, female members make up 44% of Congress and 39% of the Senate.
READ MORE: Marine Corps may drop ‘yes sir’ for gender equity
“If they represent half of society, half of the political and economic power has to be women’s,” Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said last week, as he announced the plans.
The new law is the latest in a series of equality measures announced by the Spanish authorities. In December, the government adopted a transgender rights bill along with a pioneering law covering sexual and reproductive health, which offers state-financed paid leave for women who suffer from painful periods.
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Vrouwen ?? Jaja, maar een omgebouwde man of zelfs beter, want je kan hier nu gewoon naar het register gaan en zonder ombouwing zeggen dat je een vrouw bent, heeft voorrang op een echte vrouw.
Betreffende ministerie, uiterst links communistisch, heeft een budget van 22.000.000.000euro voor al die onzi..
Nu ook weer een campagne die dient uit te leggen aan vrouwen van 50/60/70 en 80j hoe ze seks dienen te beleven en dat er ook andere vormen van sex zijn ed...
Hun nieuwe wet heeft ervoor gezorgd dat meer dan 700 vekrachter/pedofielen vervroegd zijn vrijgekomen dit jaar. Daarnaast is dit een wet die expliciet zegt dat ze geldt voor geweld man aan vrouw, niet vice versa, niet vrouw aan vrouw, ...
Zelfde ministerie heeft nu ook sex met dieren gelegaliseerd, maar als je een muis in je huis dood, riskeer je 1j cel en een boete tot 50.000euro
enzovoort, enzovoort...
22.000.000.000euro
Nu ook weer een campagne die dient uit te leggen aan vrouwen van 50/60/70 en 80j hoe ze seks dienen te beleven en dat er ook andere vormen van sex zijn ed...
Hun nieuwe wet heeft ervoor gezorgd dat meer dan 700 vekrachter/pedofielen vervroegd zijn vrijgekomen dit jaar. Daarnaast is dit een wet die expliciet zegt dat ze geldt voor geweld man aan vrouw, niet vice versa, niet vrouw aan vrouw, ...
Zelfde ministerie heeft nu ook sex met dieren gelegaliseerd, maar als je een muis in je huis dood, riskeer je 1j cel en een boete tot 50.000euro
enzovoort, enzovoort...
22.000.000.000euro
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