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A Canadian study reveals most young women and gender-marginalized people face identity-based barriers to career advancement.
A new study by Fora: Network For Change finds that 93% of young Canadian women and gender-marginalized people aged 18 to 29 see no clear path to promotion, and 85% feel unchallenged at work.
Conducted from November 2025 to February 2026, the survey reveals 51% remain in entry-level roles, with 94% citing identity-based barriers including age, gender, and race.
Experts say systemic inequities hinder early career advancement, affecting long-term earnings and leadership access.
Respondents want mentorship, training, and transparent promotion processes.
Employers are urged to improve hiring, pay equity, and sponsorship opportunities.
Full results are expected in March 2026.
Un estudio canadiense revela que la mayoría de las mujeres jóvenes y las personas marginadas por género enfrentan barreras basadas en la identidad para el avance profesional.