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Marina Elliott
Canadian anthropologist
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Sep 22, 2026
Gender equity and perimenopause support at work
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Marina ElliottGUEST
So what we're seeing in the data, and we went then and talked to people about that, is that we're seeing that females are keen to move into leadership positions.

Marina ElliottGUEST
But again, some of the choices and the family situations that they might be in prevent them from doing that, or they feel like that would prevent them from doing that.

Marina ElliottGUEST
So we do know that they are underrepresented in leadership positions compared to their male counterparts.

Marina ElliottGUEST
But what we really interestingly saw is that when we looked deeper into the data, we saw that women's representation in leadership is consistent with their application rates.

Marina ElliottGUEST
So that was something that really challenged us because we hadn't been able to see that previously or hadn't looked that deeply before.

Marina ElliottGUEST
So what that means is... that women, when they apply for leadership roles, are getting those leadership roles.
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