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Women are slightly less confident in their job searches than men
ARE WOMEN CONFIDENT IN THEIR JOB SEARCH?
EMPOWERING WOMEN ACROSS ASIA
72%of men think they will find a job in less than 3 months
68%of women think they will find a
job in less than 3 months
Women are more positive about their job security
DO WOMEN FEEL THEIR JOB IS SECURE?
21%of men are not satisfied with
their job security
17%of women are not satisfied with ther job security, lower than the
22% Asia Pacific average
Women are more dissatisfied with their salary
ARE WOMEN UNHAPPY ABOUT THEIR SALARY?
22%of men are not satisfied
with their salary 28%of women are not satisfied with
their salary, higher than the 23% Asia Pacific average
Women are more satisfied about their promotion opportunities in the workplace
DO WOMEN HAVE CAREER ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES?
26%of men are satisfied with their promotion opportunities
32%of women are satisfied with their promotion opportunities
24%of average women in Asia Pacific are satisfied with their promotion opportunities
Worldwide leaders in specialist recruitmentwww.michaelpage.co.in
Women are generally more positive about their working conditions
HOW DO WOMEN FEEL ABOUT THEIR WORKING CONDITIONS?
39%44%
29% 39%
61%of men are generally satisfied with their working conditions
64%of women are generally satisfied
with their working conditions
higher than the
54%Asia Pacific average
In the next 12 months:
WHAT ABOUT WORK-LIFE BALANCE?
Compared with men, women in India see salary as less of a priority when considering a new role
But on average, more women in India compared with their Asia Pacific counterparts, salary is an important factor when considering a new role
31%of women in Asia Pacific say professional development is more important than remuneration
54%of women are not considering working overseas while 63% of women in Asia Pacific would not
Men are looking for a better work-life balance
WHAT ARE WOMEN SEARCHING FOR IN A NEW JOB?
72%of women in India think they will have better work-life balance, compared to only
53%of women in Asia Pacific who think they will have better work-life balance
Worldwide leaders in specialist recruitmentwww.michaelpage.co.in
39%India
26%Asia Pacific
ABOUT WOMEN@PAGEPageGroup created Women@Page with one simple objective – to improve equal employment opportunities between men and women at all levels of the business.
The aim is to create a supportive working environment, raise career aspirations, develop career growth and retain female talent within PageGroup. The best companies are those that are truly diverse. It is a proven fact that a company with a more gender balanced management team achieves higher sales, higher returns on invested capital and higher returns on equity; it makes good business sense to achieve this.