Firetree: The Gender Dimension of…
By Christina Tsangaris 25 Feb 2021 Gender inequality affects people and places the world over, from the corridors of power in London to the cocoa farms of developing countries, where women involved in the production of cocoa normally receive a lower-income than men, with many earning less than the minimum wage. According to the World Economic Forum, it will take 202 years to close the global economic gender pay gap at our current rate of progress, and two centuries is far too long to wait. With over 85 years of experience shared between them, Firetree founders, David Zulman, Martyn O’Dare ...
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