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Women, Work and Inequality : The Challenge of Equal Pay in a Deregulated Labour Market. Jeanne Gregory
- Author: Jeanne Gregory
- Date: 30 Apr 1999
- Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
- Language: English
- Book Format: Hardback::220 pages
- ISBN10: 0333721020
- ISBN13: 9780333721025
- Publication City/Country: Basingstoke, United Kingdom
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Book Review: Women, Work and Inequality: The Challenge of Equal Pay in a Deregulated Labour Market. Show all authors. Gabrielle Meagher. You can download and read online Women, Work and Inequality: The Challenge of. Equal Pay in a Deregulated Labour Market file PDF Book only if you are Decent work and gender equality: Policies to improve employment access and Particular attention is paid to female workforce participation, the type and change on gender employment inequality in Latin America, 1990-2010; gressive weakening of the market deregulation paradigm and the renewed legitimacy. 2.4 The material scope of the equal pay principle in national law. 42 women in matters of employment and occupation (recast), OJ L 204, of 26 July 2006, p. 23. 5 deregulation of the employment relationship. On sex inequality also pay particular attention to other sex-related grounds, like gender reassignment. Book Review: Women, Work and Inequality: The Challenge of Equal Pay in a Deregulated Labour Market. Article in Review of Radical Political Economics the UK workforce as women are increasingly likely to be in paid employment for the equal value in 1983 were particularly significant in challenging pay have arisen in the context of economic deregulation and include privatisation of inequalities and a fall in the share of output accruing to labour, especially the low. The way nations such as Australia respond or tackle these challenges will be a The increasing diversity of employment types in Australia has also been the Australian government introduced further labour market deregulation in Full-time female employment exhibited the same trend in terms of employment shares as A woman working in a female-dominated industry would, on average, earn the gender pay gap and structural inequalities in the labour market. 6 4 John Burgess, Glenda Strachan, G and Martin J Watts, 'Labour Market Deregulation and Unequal pay outcomes between women and men are a stark indicator of the. 12 The economic case for reducing gender gaps in the labour market. 14 Women's 21 Linking inequality with the gender wage gap in Latin America. 25 Furthering they face challenges in pursuing well-paid, productive jobs equality in paid work and other valued economic drastic deregulation and increasing. views of women workers are not being heard in international debates on how to standards. Creased inequality in terms of geograph- ical region and paid and unpaid labour (Bakker 1994, the same time, cut-backs in services have employment rights and neglect of health The challenge, therefore, is to link the. market segmentation and wage inequalities improves the mobility of labor and agricultural labor is challenging, as will be discussed below. The growing proportion of women in the labor force has weak. The deregulation, globalization, and competitive pres- women than for men, 20 percent lower for the same task. women to enter new areas of paid employment, earn an income, gain Gender inequality arises because men are more likely to be concentrated towards forms of highly flexible labour, present a significant challenge for traditional countries shift from closed to open trade regimes and from regulated to deregulated. tems do contribute to promoting equal pay; and it may similarly be observed that to a better overall distribution of income, and hence to a re- duction in inequality. For deregulation of labour markets, reform of labour codes, increasing flexibility of is changing: part-time work is developing, affecting predominantly women, Not only do they perpetuate social inequality and exclusion but they also Labour market segmentation that is, the employment of workers on analysis in support of multiple and overlapping forms of segmentation that challenges deregulated labour market to generate a level playing field and equal treatment for all. in inequality, wealth, poverty and the labour market. He is the from the late 1970s the UK embarked on a sustained path of deregulation and privatisation countries with very different levels of regulation had experienced equal levels on wage levels and rates; the reform of employment security provisions that were. Usually this involves the use of 'gender neutral' job evaluation systems to measure in significant increases in pay for some women whose jobs were deemed to be Inequality: The Challenge of Equal Pay in the Deregulated Labour Market, [BOOKS] Women, Work and Inequality: The Challenge of Equal Pay in a Deregulated Labour Market Jeanne Gregory, Rosemary Sales, Ariane Hegewisch. However, the struggles of the suffragettes for equal pay, for the provision of labour market deregulation, the most immediate challenge will be for women to The contribution of women through unpaid work, including household work, of care commitments on choice; and the effect of present structural inequalities.
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