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Women in Rail: half of the passengers, 22 percent of the workers

Marta Garcìa, UNIFE
Marta Garcìa, UNIFE Marta Garcìa, UNIFE

In honour of International Women’s Day, RailTech discussed gender equality in the rail industry with Marta García, Technical Affairs Manager at the European Rail Supply Industry Association (UNIFE).

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Women in Rail: half of the passengers, 22 percent of the workers

Marta Garcìa, UNIFE
Marta Garcìa, UNIFE Marta Garcìa, UNIFE

In honour of International Women’s Day, RailTech discussed gender equality in the rail industry with Marta García, Technical Affairs Manager at the European Rail Supply Industry Association (UNIFE).

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Emma Dailey is an editor at RailTech.com and RailTech.be.

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