BAT inches closer to gender parity in its workforce

**BAT chairperson Rita Kavashe (left) and Managing Director Crispin Achola during the launch of its 2022 Sustainability Report launch in Nairobi on Friday, 27, 2023.** [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]

British American Tobacco (BAT) Kenya is inching closer to achieving a 50:50 gender balance in its workforce.

According to the cigarette manufacturer's 2022 Sustainability Report, its current female workforce stands at 44 per cent against 56 per cent for men.

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