International World Women’s Day is a reminder on what we have achieved and reminder that there is still work to be done to influence positive change in our various field, says Executive Director of the Business Council of Papua New Guinea, Carmella Gabina.
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Production Manager for Infant Cereals at Nestle Ghana, Mr Kwaku Akoi Tete, has urged leadership of firms especially those in the industrial sector to take necessary steps to harness the diverse potential of women to improve productivity.
He said such bold steps would help bridge gender disparities and stereotypes in the industrial world of work and spur growth.
“Females have so much potentials and can do more if you give them the opportunity. When females work in such industrial environment, it does not bring down productivity, but in most cases, it actually improves the productivity of the Organization.”
Mr Tete indicated that gender balance was also vital in the achievements of Organization’s goals and productivity, adding that there was no work that had been tagged male and female.