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Breaking the glass ceiling

To break the glass ceiling in corporations, bureaucracy and the workplace, women need meritocracy as well as affirmative action.

Opinion 7 years ago

The cost of being migrant workers

Compared to benefits of working abroad in wages and experience, how worthy is it for them to leave family and children?

Lifestyle 7 years ago

Companies strive to help women break glass ceiling

While a number of Indonesian companies have taken action to help women break the glass ceiling, comprehensive intervention for gender equality in the workplace still has a long way to go.

Opinion 8 years ago

Considering childcare incentive policy for working mothers

Most of the childcare rates present additional strain on the family financial condition.

Editorial 8 years ago

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EDITORIAL: Married or single: Tax targets

The single-income consideration is not applicable if they decide to split their assets and incomes under a prenuptial agreement, or if the wife wishes to exercise her own tax rights and obligations.

Lifestyle 9 years ago

Best and worst countries to be a working woman revealed

In honor of this year’s International Women’s Day, The Economist has published its fifth annual “glass-ceiling index”.

Lifestyle 9 years ago

UK workplace study finds women forced to wear heels

A British parliamentary study into workplace dress codes has found that women have been told to wear high heels, dye their hair or wear revealing outfits at the office.

Business 9 years ago

Islamic finance to increase female economic participation: Minister

Development of the country’s sharia finance industry will increase female participation in the economy as its financing is conducive to women’s economic empowerment, government official has said.

Opinion 9 years ago

Empowering women, empowering the national economy

Governments everywhere have ministries dedicated to women’s affairs. I know of only one with a Ministry for Women Empowerment: Indonesia. Charged with the “realization of gender equality and justice” together with children’s well-being, the ministry frames gender equality as a matter of justice. It is also an issue of fundamental economic importance.

Politics 9 years ago

Former women's empowerment minister Tutty Alawiyah dies at 74

President Soeharto-era women’s empowerment minister Tutty Alawiyah passed away on Wednesday morning at Metropolitan Medical Center Hospital in Kuningan, Jakarta. She was 74 years old.

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Breaking the glass ceiling

The cost of being migrant workers

Companies strive to help women break glass ceiling

Considering childcare incentive policy for working mothers

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EDITORIAL: Married or single: Tax targets

Best and worst countries to be a working woman revealed

UK workplace study finds women forced to wear heels

Islamic finance to increase female economic participation: Minister

Empowering women, empowering the national economy

Former women's empowerment minister Tutty Alawiyah dies at 74

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Breaking the glass ceiling

The cost of being migrant workers

Companies strive to help women break glass ceiling

Considering childcare incentive policy for working mothers

PREMIUM EDITORIAL: Married or single: Tax targets

Best and worst countries to be a working woman revealed

UK workplace study finds women forced to wear heels

Islamic finance to increase female economic participation: Minister

Empowering women, empowering the national economy

Former women's empowerment minister Tutty Alawiyah dies at 74

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EDITORIAL: Married or single: Tax targets