Gender Inequality

How to close the pay gap - for good

A bag hangs on a chair which reads 'equal pay day,-' to mark the International Womens Day during the spring parliament session in Bern March 10, 2009

A bag marks International Women's Day in the Swiss parliament in Bern, 2009 Image: REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (SWITZERLAND) - BM2E53A0VFG01

Cindy Robbins
President and Chief People Officer, Salesforce
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