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Autores principales: Gardiner, Jean, O'Rourke, Rebecca
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1995
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ498629
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author Gardiner, Jean
O'Rourke, Rebecca
author_facet Gardiner, Jean
O'Rourke, Rebecca
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O'Rourke, Rebecca
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contents A Safe and Welcoming Place?: Workplace Progression for Women Staff. Gardiner, Jean O'Rourke, Rebecca Career Development Employed Women Foreign Countries Higher Education Promotion (Occupational) Women Administrators Interviews with seven women lecturers and five administrative/library staff at Leeds University uncovered the following: differential career paths for women and men; a link between the extent of career progression and working full or part time; and few opportunities for gender issues to be openly discussed in the academic workplace. (SK)
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spellingShingle A Safe and Welcoming Place?: Workplace Progression for Women Staff.
Gardiner, Jean
O'Rourke, Rebecca
Career Development
Employed Women
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Promotion (Occupational)
Women Administrators
A Safe and Welcoming Place?: Workplace Progression for Women Staff. Gardiner, Jean O'Rourke, Rebecca Career Development Employed Women Foreign Countries Higher Education Promotion (Occupational) Women Administrators Interviews with seven women lecturers and five administrative/library staff at Leeds University uncovered the following: differential career paths for women and men; a link between the extent of career progression and working full or part time; and few opportunities for gender issues to be openly discussed in the academic workplace. (SK)
title A Safe and Welcoming Place?: Workplace Progression for Women Staff.
topic Career Development
Employed Women
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Promotion (Occupational)
Women Administrators
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ498629