#FLYGSKAM - Sweden invented a new word for flight shame. Especially academia should rethink their sometimes excessive and not very purposeful conference travel behaviour.
https://t.co/ayNSCdl2Gf
Wie transparent sind Unternehmen in der Schweiz und welche Chancen und Risiken bringt #Lohntransparenz mit sich? Hier ein kurzer Beitrag in #personalSCHWEIZ
https://t.co/gjFBW7YaNI
Interesting article @nytimes on why women are not progressing. One obstacle women face is the #doublebind: when women are nice & nurturing, they don't get leadership positions, but if they take charge they are seen as angrier & more aggressive than men.
https://t.co/UriZQIdzb6
Happy and proud to be part ot the Routledge Companion to Reward Management (@routledgebooks). Many thanks to my co-author Ingrid Fulmer @RU_SMLR and the editor of the book @speterkin for inviting us to write a chapter on #PayTransparency.
What a great episode of Kulturplatz @SRF on gender quota in the cultural sector. We need more males like @PeterSpuhler who recognize the structural obstacles women face. #equality#womenbusiness#classceiling
https://t.co/EAy3uw7Rbk
What an amazing conference #HRIC2019! Thank you @collingsdg and Brian Harney for a great program, a thoughtfully packed bag and the perfect gala dinner @HouseofGuinness!
The @swissparliament passes salary equality law for companies with more than 100 employees. An important step towards more #PayTransparency (#Lohntransparenz) https://t.co/kObIib47Q4
Morten Bennedsen’s (@uni_copenhagen@INSEAD) paper on #PayTransparency shows that introducing a law in Denmark that requires firms to make gender wage statistics available to employees, helped reducing the #GenderPayGap, mainly by slowing down the wage growth for male employees.
This effect was attenuated for firms with better governance (more independent directors on the board), for firms where managers interests are similar to those of women (mangers with more daughters) and for industries with higher gender pay gaps prior to the legislation change.
We also received project funding from the Swiss National Science Foundation (@snsf_ch) to explore the effects of #paytransparency for employees and teams. Right now, we are looking for companies that are interested in participating in our study. Email me for details.
Hello everyone, my name is Alexandra Arnold and I am a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Lucerne (@UniLuzern) and Co-founder of HR Conscience (@HR_ConScience)
We have recently published two reports focusing on compensation and #paytransparency in Switzerland and seven other countries.
1. https://t.co/jNGP2JhSLw
2. https://t.co/4YCLbTVgwY