Following the international women's day, a debate on this issue took place at the Bundestag. The Green parliamentary group asked for a new law guaranteeing equal opportunities for men and women on the labour market. The German ministry of families, old people, women and youth (BMFSFJ) did not give its opinion yet. (Réf. 06227)
Initiating the debate at the Bundestag, Irmingard Schewe-Gerigk, a Green deputy, stressed that German women working full-time earn 23% less than their male colleagues “In the European Union, this difference in wages is higher only in Estonia and Slovakia”. She added that the number of female top executives is very : “In the 30 German companies that are part of the DAX 30, you find almost no woman, mothers or not, among the board of directors”.
Quoting the example of Norway, which decided in Janu
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