专栏露西

Why women’s inequality is not what it used to be

Last Thursday I received an e-card from a perfect stranger. It was a picture of an orchid with the message underneath: “I hope you have a happy International Women’s Day!”

As it happened, I did have a pretty happy day, but it seems I was bucking a trend. For most western professional women, last Thursday was yet another god-awful day in what has been a never-ending succession of god-awful days, months and years.

I know this because I have been slogging my way through the latest batch of surveys about women managers. Every single one testifies to what a rotten time women are having and shows that, despite all the tub-thumping, nothing much is changing. So there is still a pay gap, with women managers paid less than men. Women are still gloomier about their prospects at work than men are. And they still aren’t making it into the “C-suite” – or into executive jobs, as I wish they were still called.

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露西•凯拉韦

露西•凯拉韦(Lucy Kellaway)是英国《金融时报》的管理专栏作家。在过去十年的时间里,她用幽默的语言调侃各种职场现象,并为读者出谋划策。她的专栏每周一出版在英国《金融时报》。露西在2006年获得英国出版业奖的“年度专栏作家”奖项。

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