'We've just had Pride month and we've done a huge amount supporting and heroing diversity.'
Companies can show they support women"as equals to men" by letting staff watch Ireland’s World Cup matches during work.
"We've recently seen, for example, the female GAA players before the match looking for that equality and looking for that support," she said. "I don't think it's going to impact productivity in any significant way by having that option available to people," she said.Ms Reidy said more organisations are doing proactive work to reduce the level of sexist comments and jokes in the workplace.
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