Global Care Policy Index 2020 Country Report: Sweden

Jiang Haolie, Izzah Haziqah Harisfadillah and Anju Mary Paul
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Anju Mary Paul: New York University Abu Dhabi

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Abstract: Sweden actively promotes gender equality and this is reflected in its relatively high score for the GCPI. However, its reliance on collective bargaining agreements mediated by trade unions leaves non-unionized workers without as many labor protections. The growing migrant domestic worker population in Sweden is particularly vulnerable.

Date: 2020-05-24
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