Blinc and Dads4Daughters test to help eradicate workplace gender inequality
Fathers working at some of the UK’s largest organisations have been asked to take an unconscious bias test as part of a nationwide drive to eradicate gender inequality in the workplace.
March 15 was designated national Dads4Daughters Day, when fathers across the country were asked to take the gender bias test and pledge their commitment to greater equality in the workplace for current and future generations of daughters.
UBS, Aviva, Ernst & Young, Spencer Stuart and Accenture were among the firms embracing the campaign, which was also promoted by the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA).
Inspired by the United Nation’s HeForShe initiative, Dads4Daughters aims to enlist fathers in achieving full gender equality in the workplace. It is based on the firm belief that fathers, not just mothers, are in a strong position to effect change.

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