
Only about 10 out of 800 chief executives in South Korea’s top 100 firms are women, with some in charge of their family-owned conglomerates and none hired as a professional manager, data showed Thursday.
The number of female C-suite members at top 100 listed firms by market cap came in at a mere 12, or 1.5 percent of a total of 813 as of end-December 2011, according to the data by the Financial Supervisory Service and Statistics Korea.
Of the 12, three are heads of family-run conglomerates – Hyun Jeong-eun, the chairwoman of Hyundai Group, Lee Hwa-kyung of Orion, a major local food maker, and Shin Young-ja, a board member of Lotte Shopping Co., a retail unit of Lotte Group.
The remaining eight came from university professions and civic organizations, and not one of them was hired as a professional chief executive, the data showed.
Market watchers said such a small number of female chiefs in South Korea came as a lot of women are excluded from a chance to expand or continue their career after they have children.
The average working years for female employees at the tallied companies came in at 7.4 years, compared with 11.7 years for male workers.
“We need to change the long-hour working environment so that women can spend more time parenting, and also abolish discrimination in promotions favoring men,” said Lee Ju-hee, a professor at Ewha Woman‘s University. (Yonhap News)
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