Japan Mandates Gender Reporting in Management
Japan is set to require companies with over 300 employees to report statistics on women in management positions. This proposed rule aims to enhance gender equality and is applicable to both publicly listed and privately held firms.
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NIKKEI:
* JAPAN TO REQUIRE COMPANIES TO REPORT ON WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT - NIKKEI
* PROPOSED RULE IN JAPAN TO APPLY TO ALL COS WITH MORE THAN 300 EMPLOYEES, BOTH PUBLICLY LISTED & PRIVATELY HELD - NIKKEI Further company coverage: [ ]
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