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Accounting firms are “wasting time, money, and precious attention” in focusing on women to fix gender disparities in the workplace, and should instead be focused on male leaders.
Speaking at the Tax Institute’s Women in Tax National Congress 2017, leading commentator on women and the workforce, Catherine Fox, said the conversation around gender inequality need to shift to the policy makers at firms, who were often men.
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