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Labour market inequality between men and women : current issues in law and economics / editors, B. Hessel, J.J. Schippers, J.J. Siegers.

LIBRA HD6134 .L25 1996
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Hessel, B.
Schippers, Johannes Jan, 1956-
Siegers, Jacques J., 1948-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Women--Employment--European Union countries.
Women.
Women--Employment.
Discrimination in employment.
Men--Employment.
European Union countries.
Men--Employment--European Union countries.
Men.
Discrimination in employment--European Union countries.
Labor market--European Union countries.
Labor market.
Labor laws and legislation--European Union countries.
Labor laws and legislation.
Physical Description:
v, 153 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Amsterdam : Thesis Publishers, 1996.
Summary:
Reducing labour market inequality between women and men has been a policy objective at both the European level and the level of the Member States of the European Union for quite some time. Various regulations and laws forbid unequal treatment, including measures to advance women's position in the labour market. Nevertheless, women's pay is still substantially lower than men's, they often hold inferior jobs and perform most of the care tasks in society. This volume discusses the central issues in today's policy and the debate on this issue by economic, legal and sociological experts. The focus is on EU law and the necessary redistribution of paid and unpaid labour between women and men. The central question throughout the discussion is to what extent current regulations either favour or hinder the realization of the goal of labour market equality between women and men.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9051703759
OCLC:
37008729

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