Примеры использования Horizontal segregation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This difference is mainly owing to the horizontal segregation of sectors based on stereotypical concepts of"women's work",
Horizontal segregation- women do not occupy leading positions in the sectors they dominate- results in a growing gap between the average salaries of women and men.
Horizontal segregation of women into traditional fields of employment was being addressed at the secondary school level by programmes to guide more girls into scientific
Research on horizontal segregation revealed that the"pay gap" was less serious than had been thought
In order to reduce vertical and horizontal segregation, in 2006 and 2007 the Ministry of Education
This horizontal segregation is brought about by many factors including those associated with mentality,
aimed at eradicating inter alia the persistent forms of discrimination and vertical and horizontal segregation.
in the overall proportions, but there is a sharp horizontal segregation: some fields of study are purely"feminized"
including the strong vertical and horizontal segregation and wage differentials between women
to the labour market, tackling vertical and horizontal segregation, promoting family friendly working arrangements
Horizontal segregation persists, in the sense that women are concentrated in the services sector, and in certain economic activities in particular administration,
the vertical and horizontal segregation to which they are exposed and the inadequate social benefits they receive.
including proposals aimed at addressing the glass ceiling and horizontal segregation in the labour force.
women's lower level of education, horizontal segregation, predominance in part-time work and low-skilled jobs
address the vertical and horizontal segregation between women and men,
the private sector but there was still some vertical and especially horizontal segregation.
to end vertical and horizontal segregation in the labour market.
reducing the horizontal segregation in the labour market
One, called“horizontal segregation”, refers to the distribution of men
the persistence of strong vertical and horizontal segregation, wage differentials between women