Source:https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3256829/new-women-workplace-index-track-female-friendly-office-policies-hong-kong-asia
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New Women Workplace Index to track female-friendly office policies in Hong Kong, Asia

  • ‘Not much progress on making workplaces conducive for women to straddle work and caring responsibilities’, founder and CEO Nicole Yuen says
  • Companies that have signed up as members so far include Sino Group, CLP Power, Linklaters, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Manulife

Sophie Chew
From left, Betty Chan, director of human resources at CLP, and Nicole Yuen, the founder and CEO of WWI, at the launch of the index on Tuesday. Photo: Handout
A new initiative aims to track the progress that companies in Hong Kong and Asia have made with the implementation of women-friendly workplace policies.

The Women Workplace Index (WWI), which was launched on Tuesday, is said to be the first of its kind in Asia and aims to become the biggest publicly accessible database of such disclosures. It will collect data from firms on policies and practices such as those against sexual harassment, as well as maternity leave and equal pay, using a survey developed with reference to criteria such as listing rules and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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