back to top
IndiaWomen Power: DGCA Aims to Boost Female Workforce Representation

Women Power: DGCA Aims to Boost Female Workforce Representation

Date:

Mumbai, Jun 19: Aviation safety regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation(DGCA) has issued an advisory circular on “Gender Equality in Civil Aviation Sector” for stakeholders to increase the number of women in various positions to ensure 25 per cent representation by 2025.

The stakeholders are advised to promote “enhanced representation” of women in the aviation workforce, introduce leadership and mentorship programmes for women in the organisation, address the issue of stereotypes and gender bias and promote a better work-life balance for women employees, an official source said on Wednesday.
The circular, according to the official, is in line with the principle of gender equality enshrined in the Indian Constitution and Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) vision to promote equal opportunities to achieve gender equality in aviation.
The circular lists various steps that can be taken by the stakeholders to improve their policies and practices to address the issues of gender equality at the workplace.
“These steps include adopting zero tolerance policy towards sexual harassment, identifying diversity objectives and formulating HR policies to achieve the same, diversifying the work profiles of women employees, highlighting women role models/achievers and other facilitative steps that promote a gender inclusive work ,” said the official.

Northlines
Northlines
The Northlines is an independent source on the Web for news, facts and figures relating to Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh and its neighbourhood.

Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

After ED, CBI now arrests Kejriwal; CM sent to 3-day CBI custody, says he is innocent

New Delhi, Jun 26: In mounting troubles for Delhi...

In rare gesture, PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi shake hands in Lok Sabha

New Delhi, Jun 26: In a rare gesture, Prime...

Nearly 50% adults in India insufficiently physically active in 2022: Lancet Study

NEW DELHI: Almost 50 per cent of adults in...

CPI once called K Suresh a Christian not a Dalit!

‘Trade follows the flag”, it was said, and often...