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… topic of a campaign EIGE launches this year. Because an economy that is fair for women as well as for men, is an economy that is fair for all.   I look forward to sharing our …

… estimated to bring some 9 trillion euros to the global economy each year. Clearly, a critical part of the economy we should all have the opportunity to contribute to. … EIGE will soon be launching a campaign to help the EU economy take ‘three steps forward’ for equality. What do we …

… older people. They are left out of entire sectors of the economy, which, by the way, are often some of the best paid … they can do their unpaid work, which brings value to the economy. Hardly fair, is it? And while I am on the subject of …   Before I close, I will touch on another part of the economy of the future, which it is also in our hands to shape …

… have the potential to improve gender equality in the economy. However, there is also a danger they reinforce … intelligence (AI) and gig work are parts of the economy of the future, and we need to make sure they’re … Between 2016 and 2020, the revenues in the platform economy grew almost fivefold from an estimated €3 billion to …

… We have three priority topics for the coming years. An economy that works for people in 2022 , a European green deal … We have three priority topics for the coming years. An economy that works for people in 2022 , a European green deal … violence across the years . Today, I will focus on an economy that works for people and gender-based violence. When …

… review of the Beijing Platform for Action. From the economy to climate change, we examined how the situation of … your calls to action later today. Let’s start with the economy. Our review of the Beijing Platform for Action showed … up paid work. Currently, this employment loss costs the EU economy some €370 billion each year. As our economies try to …

… more men to the sector. When it comes to the impact on the economy, our studies show that women are already more likely …

… state. Globally, the value of this invisible part of the economy is worth about 9 trillion euros .  And it’s a part of the economy that’s mainly powered by women. across the EU, a …

… the importance of care for a well-functioning society and economy. Yet the assumption that caring is still women’s …

… 7.7 million people working full-time to power the national economy, but without being noted in the governments’ balance … up in governments’ balance sheets, it has value to the economy. Children are future taxpayers and older people would … free labour of women to power this invisible part of our economy. We need to make care count. First, we need a change …

… could lead to substantial long-term gains for the EU economy: increasing EU GDP per capita as much as 9.6% by … as lower employment rates of women, gender pay gap] in the economy persist and bring to our attention the challenges … its victims and lessen the enormous costs it places on the economy and the society.The economic costs of intimate …

… compared to 46.1 % of all people employed across the whole economy). There has been no discernible progress over the …