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Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?

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Q: Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?

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Gender

Male

54% Yes

Female

58% Yes

Ethnicity

% who responded "Yes"

67% of Hispanic or Latino employees selected "Yes" when asked "Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?", while only 53% of Caucasian employees chose "Yes".

67%

Hispanic or Latino

65%

Asian or Pacific Islander

61%

Native American

59%

African American/Black

57%

Other

53%

Caucasian

Department

% who responded "Yes"

Age

% who responded "Yes"

62% of employees aged 18-25 selected "Yes" when asked "Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?", while only 33% of employees aged 66+ chose "Yes".

Education

% who responded "Yes"

59% of employees with a Associate's education level selected "Yes" when asked "Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?", while only 53% of employees with Some college chose "Yes".

Experience

% who responded "Yes"

66% of Entry Level employees at their company selected "Yes" when asked "Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?", while only 51% of nullemployees at their company Over 10 Years chose "Yes".

Entry Level

1 to 3 Years

3 to 6 Years

6 to 10 Years

Over 10 Years

Location

% who responded "Yes"

68% of employees in Phoenix selected "Yes" when asked "Do you believe the #TimesUp movement will result in progress in relations between men and women in the workplace?", while only 37% of employees in Minneapolis chose "Yes".

Phoenix 68%

Washington, DC 66%

San Francisco 64%

Los Angeles 63%

New York 62%

Boston 60%

Fort Lauderdale, FL 60%

Chicago 57%

Atlanta 57%

Dallas 56%

San Diego 56%

Seattle 52%

Denver 49%

Houston 48%

Minneapolis 37%

Gender & Department

% who responded "Yes"

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