Equal Pay Supporters
Grève des femmes – 14 juin 2022 En Suisse, une femme touche une rente inférieure de 30% à celle d’un homme.[1] En Suisse, une femme gagne 8.7% de moins qu’un…
On the 16th of May 2022, our co-CEOs, Noémie Storbeck and Lisa Rubli attended the Women Inspiring a Peaceful & Sustainable Future Conference at the UN organized by Hosted by…
2 days, 246 women, 77 voting items That was the historic Women’s Session 2021 and I was honoured to be a part of it. The Women’s Session is a two-day…
Moving on from #ChooseToChallenge for International Women’s Day, what have you done to challenge gender bias since? How can you start to take action? You may feel powerless as an…
After the pandemic related challenges faced within the last 12 months, it would be easy to assume that the appetite for more challenges is fairly low. This is not the…
Reflections on the occasion of 50 years of women’s suffrage in Switzerland by Véronique Goy Veenhuys for the Global Compact Network Switzerland. Read article here.
Businesses that do what they have always done are destined to plateau. Successful companies are constantly evolving and transforming their business models. Equal pay for equal work is a fundamental…
Equal pay was one of the major topics of the strike of June 14 in Switzerland. One year later, the new Equality Act requiring a verification of equal pay is…
We confirm the continued support of the EQUAL-SALARY Foundation to UN Global Compact. In renewing our commitment, we express our intent to keep supporting the Global Compact in advancing the…
Berlin, 18.02.2020 – Véronique Goy Veenhuys, founder & CEO of Fondation EQUAL-SALARY, took part to an interactive panel discussion on « Initiatives by civil society to address structural barriers to…
Berlin, February 12, 2020 – Véronique Goy Veenhuys, Founder and CEO of EQUAL-SALARY Foundation contributed to the interactive panel discussion on “Initiatives by the civil society to address structural barriers…
THE WOMEN’S STRIKE OF JUNE 14 – IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE WOMEN – TOUCHES ME. As a young mother I participated in that first women’s strike in 1991. That day…
