ISBN:
9783030811785
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (324 pages)
Series Statement:
Gender and Politics Ser.
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als
DDC:
305.094
Keywords:
Sex role
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Industrial relations
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Europe
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Electronic books
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Aufsatzsammlung
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Electronic books
Abstract:
Intro -- Preface -- Praise for Social Partners and Gender Equality -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Introduction -- Gender, Power and Corporatism -- Introduction -- The Complex Relationships Between Gender Equality and Social Partners -- Shifting Political Context: Neoliberalisation, Crises and Transnationalisation -- Gender, Power and Corporatism: Different Analytical Perspectives -- Content of the Book -- References -- Collective Bargaining and Gender Equality -- The Gendered Nature of Pattern Bargaining: Leeway for Change? -- Introduction -- Collective Bargaining, Institutional Regulation and the Gender Pay Gap -- The Norwegian Case -- Method and Material -- Labour, Wage Formation and Equality -- The Role of Pattern Bargaining in the Norwegian Economy and the Gender Pay Gap -- How Do LO Documents Discuss or Problematise 'Value'? -- How LO Problematises the Gender Pay Gap: The Underlying Problem Is Individual Behaviour Rather Than a Structural Issue -- Conclusion -- References -- Conflicts Over Gender Equality Bargaining: The Introduction of a Gender Equality Fund in Sweden -- Introduction -- Trade Unions and Gender -- The Swedish Case -- Methodology: Understanding Underlying Problem Constructions Related to Class and Gender -- Social Partners and Lines of Conflict in the Course of Events -- Analysing Divergent Problem Constructions in the Debate -- Proponents of the GEP: The Problem of Value Discrimination Regarding Women's Work -- Opponents of the GEP: The Problem of Women Working in Low-Income Sectors -- Class and Gender: Understanding the Conflict Over the GEP -- Conclusion -- References -- Negotiating in a Highly Feminised Sector: The French Domestic Work and Home-Based Care Sector -- Introduction -- Background -- Analysing Collective Agreements Through a Gender Lens.
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