Keith_M
16-12-2020, 09:14 AM
Paris City Hall fell foul of a rule, "dating to 2013 that stipulates one sex should not account for more than 60% of nominations to management positions."
Apparently they fell foul of this rule in 2018.... when 69% of appointments went to women.
"Amélie de Montchalin from the ruling La République En Marche party, acknowledged that the fine had been levied for 2018.
Since then the absurd rule on parity in management had been repealed, she noted."
Article (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/15/paris-city-hall-fined-for-putting-too-many-women-in-senior-roles)
I wonder at what point they decided that this rule had become absurd
:hmmm:
Apparently they fell foul of this rule in 2018.... when 69% of appointments went to women.
"Amélie de Montchalin from the ruling La République En Marche party, acknowledged that the fine had been levied for 2018.
Since then the absurd rule on parity in management had been repealed, she noted."
Article (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/15/paris-city-hall-fined-for-putting-too-many-women-in-senior-roles)
I wonder at what point they decided that this rule had become absurd
:hmmm: