Women workers and unions in Europe: an analysis by industrial sector

S. Hastings and Coleman M.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Based on a survey carried out in 1992. Identifies various factors influencing the degree of trade unionization of women. Studies the concentration and growth of women's employment in part-time work and the small firm sector. Covers the relationship between union membership and the extent of unemployment insurance, maternity leave and maternity benefits.

Keywords: women workers; trade unionization.; equal rights; survey.; economic sector.; labour force participation; labour market segmentation; part time employment; small enterprise; trade union attitude.; collective bargaining; unemployment benefit.; maternity leave.; maternity benefit; child care; statistical table; travailleuses; syndicalisation; droits égaux; enquête; secteur économique; taux d'activité; segmentation du marché du travail; emploi à temps partiel; petite entreprise; attitude syndicale; négociation collective; prestations de chômage; congé de maternité; prestations de maternité; soins aux enfants; tableau statistique; trabajadoras; sindicalización; igualdad de derechos; encuesta; sector económico; tasa de actividad de mano de obra; segmentación del mercado de trabajo; empleo a tiempo parcial; pequeña empresa; actitud sindical; negociación colectiva; prestaciones por desempleo; licencia de maternidad; prestaciones de maternidad; cuidado infantil; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 70 P. pages
Date: 1992
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