UK Pushes Back Against Decline in Public-Sector Gender Diversity
Public Appointments Agency Receives Broader Powers
- Public appointments watchdog agency receives broader appointment power as diversity declines.
- Janet Gaymer, commissioner for public appointments, has been given responsibility for promoting diversity within the selection process.
- Number of women appointed to civil service fell to 32.6 per cent last year from 36.2 per cent the previous year.
- But the number of women appointed or reappointed to chair executive and advisory bodies rose to 40 from 21.
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