Alaina B. Teplitz, the U.S. Ambassador to Sri Lanka and the Maldive, said in her speech yesterday that “Each of us would do more to empower females around us by, in particular, overcoming unconscious preconceptions that prevent females from attaining this. The America Chamber of Trade in Sri Lanka held the second of their 2019” Modern Workplaces “series titled:” Experiencing female workers.
Full involvement of female workers could be increased to $28 trillion in the worldwide GDP by 2025, “Chandi Dharmanatne, Senior Human Resources Director Virtusa (Pvt) Ltd.; Kasturi Chellaraja Wilson, Executive Director of Pharmaceutical and Logistics, Hemas Holdings PLC; Aarthy Arunasalam.
The meeting concentrated on a range of subjects including low labor force involvement by females in the world and Sri Lanka, organisations need to define sexually sound alternatives that provide possibilities for women and men, company cases for implementing inclusiveness measures, employer equality, appropriate legal aspects, and the creation of an ecosystem that promotes employees.
AmCham’s Modern Workplaces series examines the need for fresh business needs and strategic priorities in vibrant organizational styles and priorities. This is this series ‘ second occurrence. The first took place on February 2019 with the title ‘ Wellness at the workplace.’
Herman Miller from JAT Holdings was the primary sponsor of the case, and Daily FT was the official newspaper. Event partners included: the American Alumni Association, SLASSCOM, HRP, EFC and Sri Lanka’s Great Place to Work, while 361 degrees representing the employee engagement partners.
