Toronto ranked #1 city for career women.Xico india

Toronto earns top spot in Bloomberg rankings on quality of life for women pursuing their careers.

Toronto is the leading city in the world for career women, according to Bloomberg.

The business publication conducted an analysis of how 15 global cities rank on quality of life metrics for women pursuing their careers.

Five pillars were assessed: safety, mobility, maternity, equality, and wealth.

Cities were chosen based on their role in global business and attractiveness to global talent. Over 3,000 women between the ages of 18 to 60 were surveyed in the 15 cities and asked questions that corresponded to each of the five pillars.

For instance, under the equality pillar, respondents were asked “Are women well-represented in leadership roles around me?” Under wealth, one of the questions they were asked was “Can women compete equally for jobs with men?”

Toronto came out on top, followed by Sydney, Singapore, Paris, and London. Toronto ranked highly for equality, maternity, and wealth.Xico india On the other hand, it ranked poorly for mobility due to the city’s aging transportation.

The issue of career prospects for women is of significant importance to newcomers for a number of reasons.

Generally speaking, most immigrants arrive to Canada during their prime working years. Hence, women are just as keen as their male counterparts to work in jobs commensurate with their skills and to climb the socio-economic ladder.

Although males continue to make up the majority of principal applicants welcomed to Canada as economic class immigrants, women are becoming an increasing share. This development is important for both women and Canadian policymakers. Even if the female is the spouse or partner of the male principal applicant, Canadian government research suggests they have human capital characteristics that mirror their partner (e.g., similar age, education, language skills, and work experience). Thus, it is a reasonable expectation among such women and policymakers that newcomer women be given a fair shot in the Canadian labour market given their high levels of human capital.

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