MENA women want financial independence

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Monday 25, June 2012 by Robin Amlôt

MENA women want financial independence

The ‘Women in the MENA Workplace 2012’ survey conducted by Middle East jobs website Bayt.com and YouGov has revealed that working women in the region are motivated professionally mostly by monetary prospects, and that 65 per cent of them believe that women in mixed gender workplaces receive no special benefits.

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