Examples of using Vertical segregation in English and their translations into Russian
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men was linked to the persistence of horizontal and vertical segregation.
The report indicates horizontal and vertical segregation within the teaching body at the university level para. 158.
the Government was attempting to address the acknowledged problem of horizontal and vertical segregation at universities and in scientific research.
Labour had also launched a project on elimination of horizontal and vertical segregation in two sectors of the labour market:
to tackle gendered horizontal and vertical segregation in education.
Sexism in the professional sphere can be expressed in horizontal segregation vertical segregation, as well as in lower pay for women compared with men.
Horizontal and vertical segregation between women and men had a negative effect on women, especially those living below the poverty line.22.
Vertical segregation refers to the concentration of women
Vertical segregation is indicated by the fact that in the private sector only a tenth of top managers
Vertical segregation can be measured in terms of the presence of women
There is a sharp predominance of female teachers, with a strong vertical segregation: the higher the level of the institution, the higher the proportion of male teachers.
It is also concerned that women are affected by horizontal and vertical segregation in the labour market and are predominantly employed in the informal sector,
The structural characteristics of horizontal and vertical segregation in the labour market remained,
The report states that vertical segregation of women and men is prevalent in the labour market,
Reducing vertical segregation, lessening the difference in wages
Further information on measures aimed at combating vertical segregation in the labour market is available in the Annual Report on the Progress of Equality between Men
Countries found that vertical segregation was an obstacle to women's participation in economic policy
The persistent gender wage gap as well as horizontal and vertical segregation in the labour market,
address gender-based horizontal and vertical segregation, discrimination and gender wage gaps,
Another factor is vertical segregation-- the"glass ceiling effect",