… and Non-Discrimination at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Paris on 18 March 2024. Dear … services in place as a means for freedom of choice for women and men? Climate change is happening at rapid fire … change. Gender-sensitive parliaments promote the full participationofwomen from representation to decision making …
… Increasing digitalisation has led to a proliferation of so-called "platform work" whereby workers use online … with childcare responsibilities, who are predominantly women, to fit work in around school hours, potentially increasing their participation in the labour market. EIGE’s survey of platform …
… Increasing digitalisation has led to a proliferation of so-called "platform work" whereby workers use online … specific tasks or services. This note explores some of the characteristics of platform work for those with … workers. Based on the survey sample, on average 57% ofwomen and 50% of men involved in platform work have childcare …
… in work-life balance for all can be achieved in a variety of ways. The initiatives that companies can offer can range … investment and can unite employees. In both cases the full participationof senior leadership is a critical. The … design of the measure. Is the initiative intended for both women and men? Encouraging men’s participation in care …
… about national, regional or local initiatives to encourage women’s participation in the labour market, including the ICT sector, … council (a body representing workers that is independent of trade unions) has been informed of work-life balance …
… they will be measured. This is crucial because the success of work-life balance measures is dictated by a variety of factors, for example: existing organisational culture, … of parental leave, disaggregated by sex Percentage ofwomen and men returning to work after parental leave (after …
… to prepare an implementation plan for the rollout of work-life balance measures. This should include the … workplace and promote family leave to support gender-equal participation in working life. This informs employees of the … Telekom in cooperation with the European academy for women in politics and business - Berlin conducted a pilot …
… partners, shareholders and clients. Although examples of effective work-life balance measures in other companies … mainstreaming and gender equality Initiatives to encourage women’s participation in the labour market and in particular in the …
… The digitalisation of virtually all sectors of economic activity is providing … for economic growth and for a greater inclusion ofwomen in the labour market. The need for STEM and ICT skills … but of systemic obstacles. Second, that the limited participationofwomen is detrimental for individual ICT …
… Women-ReBoot is an intensive, active programme designed, … break. Women participants benefit from a combination of opportunities in updating knowledge and skills, work … too, as company culture was impacted directly through participation in Women-ReBoot. Senior managers asked for …
… Budapest and Hungarian Telekom in 2008, Prezi is now one of Hungary’s most successful tech companies. Its main product … roles prevail in the general and political discourse, and women’s status in the labour market remains far behind that … of the electoral system are also obstacles to stronger participationofwomen. Policy instruments, such as …
… company with headquarters in Austria. Within the scope of its good-employer policy, the company offers employees a number of measures to help reconcile their professional and personal … to work easier. With initiatives targeting men as well as women, company figures show that both genders benefit from …
… A key aim of the initiatives Girls as Engineers! and Girls Go Science! … a rate of around 6%. The need to attract larger numbers ofwomen into the ICT sector is a familiar issue for the … teachers and broader society of the importance ofwomen’s participation in technology. Within the IT for She programme, …
… DigiPippi’s aim is to engage girls in the world of technology. The different activities organised by … primarily at girls aged between 7 and 13 years. Young womenof this age group are already digital consumers, but often …