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GENDERWISE Gender Equality in the Workplace General Introduction Attila Bartha The role of men as agents of change in reconciling work and family life.

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1 GENDERWISE Gender Equality in the Workplace General Introduction Attila Bartha The role of men as agents of change in reconciling work and family life 2nd Transnational Workshop, ENNA, 6-7 October 2006

2 Gender Equality in the Workplace I. Background: Research and Trends II. Policy Initiatives III. Focus of the Peer Review Workshop: identification of the key obstacles / potentials of men in promoting gender equality

3 Background: Research and Trends Basic indicators -Unemployment -Employment -Part-time employment -Career pattern indicators: share of female/ male managers and the gender pay gap -Gainful vs. domestic work -Educational success

4 Unemployment

5 Employment

6 Part-time employment

7 Glass-ceiling?

8 Gender pay gap

9 Gainful work

10 Domestic work

11 Educational success

12 Policy Initiatives I. Traditional sex-based discrimination approaches II. Focus on the gender relations (e.g. Family Friendly Workplace) III. Focus on the role of men and boys in achieving gender equality

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