Sandhya Rasakatla - Hindustan Zinc
With more and more organizations moving towards adopting inclusive policies, I believe that we will soon see women holding top managerial positions and becoming role models for young girls keen on becoming engineers.
Sandhya Rasakatla - Zawar, Safety Officer Mining, Hindustan Zinc
Promoting inclusivity and diversity in the construction industry is essential to create a workplace where both men and women can work together effectively, breaking down gender-based biases and stereotypes.
Gender-based bias and stereotypes continue to be prevalent in many industries, including the construction industry, where women often face challenges due to the perception that they are less capable than men. However, it is important to recognize that times are changing, and both men and women are empowered to challenge these stereotypes and work together towards achieving a more inclusive and diverse work environment.
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NBM&CW April 2023
