Sweden: Fine threatening if not 40% women on company boards in 2016 – SR
2015-05-15 10:58
(SIX) Swedish companies liable to pay high penalty payments if they do not has added 40 percent of women in their boards within a year. Even now, says Justice Minister Morgan Johansson to government is developing a proposal for a binding quota legislation. The writes Swedish Radio Echo on Friday. "It contains a requirement that company boards must contain at least 40 percent women. And then you then consider what sanctions there will be if we do not achieve it, and where we have not taken a position yet, "says Morgan Johansson The echo. It was in connection with the Social Democrats' government explanation October 2014 by Stefan Löfvens promised to present a proposal for quota law for listed companies. In the current situation, the proportion women on company boards may reach 30 percent, but if not percentage increases further as the government will introduce a mandatory quota law where the amount of the penalty can amount to more than a quarter million crowns, writes echo. If there would be a vote on the proposal today would both The Green Party and the Left stand behind the idea. However, neither the four conservative parties and the Sweden Democrats vote proposal. It appears from a round neckline made of echo. "I think enough time is allowed to act. We have, as I said put out a inspection until 2016, when we will see how it looks in company boards. So the parties that the case of've a year to discuss this again, "said Morgan Johansson according echo, Furthermore, says the Minister of Justice that all the parties that want to "call the feminist "must be part of the" tear away this glass ceiling - otherwise it will be just empty words. " "Quotas are in Norway, and is decided in Germany. The EU Commission is pursuing the issue at European level. So more and more want demolish the glass ceiling ", also writes Morgan Johansson on Twitter. Gabriel Cardona Cervantes mailto: gabriel.cardonacervantes@six-group.se www.blogg.six.seSIXNews SIX News
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