This comes following a survey of employees taking career breaks.
'Women have a less secure future than men'.
This comes as nearly 1 in every 2 Irish Women take career breaks or work part-time, whereas Less than 1 in 3 Men do the Same.
The latest research from Ask Acorn shows that Women are almost twice as likely as men to pause their careers.
FRS Network Group CEO, Laois' Colin Donnery, says women from ages 28 and up tend to make the change due to starting families but career breaks will put pensions at risk:
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