Gender Attitudes in Organisations

Contents.
1. Introduction.
(The new reality.)
2. Unequal character of gender relationship through historical view.
(Real example.)
3. Gender discrimination . Breakpoints.
(Definition. Basis and types of gender discrimination. Why it still exist?)
4. Conclusion.
(Phobias. Thinking about Men & Gender Equality.)
5. References and bibliography.
6. Appendix.


Introduction.

Today women make up 45 percent of the world's workforce. Women in developing countries work an average of 60 to 90 hours per week. Ninety percent of the 27 million workers in export processing zones are women. In 10 years, 80 percent of all women in industrialised countries and 70 percent of all women globally will work outside of the home.
Women have transformed the labour markets of the world. In many countries the increasing labour force participation of women is driving employment trends. The activity rates of males are declining while those of females are increasing. The structural transformati...