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… or musculoskeletal conditions [1] . With entrenched gender segregation in the labour market, women’s over-representation …

… poor working conditions, including a lack of appropriate occupational health and safety measures and precarious … psychosocial risks among working-age women being linked to occupational risks (Tomáš Sobotka et al., 2020). Migrant … in low-level positions, such as nurses, and occupational segregation is a key reason why women nurses leave the …

… in total since 2010, reflecting the fact that gender segregation in some fields of study in tertiary education is …

… levels of underemployment for women, as well as in gender segregation in the job market and related pay challenges (see … and psychosocial hazards, including the risk of injury or occupational disease and stress, to name just a few. This …

… engineering and mathematics [1] . Such horizontal gender segregation is partly responsible for the gender pay gap , as …

… have been shown to be as detrimental to employees’ occupational well-being as sexual harassment [3][4] . Less … European Union Footnotes [1] Torre, M., ‘The flip side of segregation: men in typically female jobs’, London School of … Genat, A. E., ‘Harmful workplace experiences and women’s occupational well-being: a meta-analysis’, Psychology of …

… from the data, thus reinforcing gender bias and segregation (Dastin, 2018). The potential for AI to correct …

… The pay gap stems from a combination of factors, including occupational and sectoral segregation, part-time or temporary work, gender stereotypes … and technicians was 11 %. This is among the lowest occupational gender pay gaps across all sectors in the EU …

… in the EU. Many different factors contribute to gender segregation in the ICT sector (see subsection 9.1.3), …

… by country. This transformation is likely to change the occupational and sectoral structure of EU employment and is … well-established patterns of vertical and horizontal segregation. It is likely to have profound implications for … in work content; in the EU, women across different occupational categories are somewhat more likely to undertake …

… across study fields, a phenomenon referred to as gender segregation. In 2018, only 17 % of female students had opted … 32 % of female students) [2] . Stark levels of gender segregation among STEM students and graduates lay the ground for future gender segregation in labour markets and subsequent gender disparity …

… 2020e). Women may be at risk of exposure as a result of occupational gender segregation: globally, women make up 70  % of the health …

… in the labour market. The Index score for work quality and segregation has scarcely changed since 2010, standing at … this period: Denmark, Romania and Cyprus. The gender segregation of some occupations came into particular focus … of FTE employment and the duration of working life. Gender segregation and quality of work are included in the second …

… Eurofound. (2017a). Occupational change and wage inequality: European Jobs … Oesch, D., and Piccitto, G. (2019). The Polarization Myth: Occupational Upgrading in Germany, Spain, Sweden, and the UK, … 91-106. Rubery, J., and Fagan, C. (1993). Occupational segregation of women and men in the European Community : …

… highlights some well-known challenges – such as the gender segregation of ICT education, employment and research – it …

… diversity in SME leadership and in other industrial and occupational sectors? How have common gender equality … skills are an example of investments addressing gendered occupational segregation; they mean investing in occupations wherein women …