Anyone concerned about the prominence of women in Polish politics just has to glance at the election posters of the right-wing opposition Law and Justice Party, featuring seven attractive young female candidates that were intended to excite the youth vote ahead of the October 9 parliamentary elections. Despite the come-hither looks, the women at Public Affairs are not doing well.
Moreover, women are also sparse at the top in business. Among Poland’s listed companies, only 11 per cent of board members are women.
To read the complete article please visit www.ft.com.
Anyone concerned about the prominence of women in Polish politics just has to glance at the election posters of the right-wing opposition Law and Justice Party, featuring seven attractive young female candidates that were intended to excite the youth vote ahead of the October 9 parliamentary elections. Despite the come-hither looks, the women at Public Affairs are not doing well.
Moreover, women are also sparse at the top in business. Among Poland’s listed companies, only 11 per cent of board members are women.
To read the complete article please visit www.ft.com.