... to educate female workers. According to the ILO Article 138, the GOB has undertaken to provide a non‐formal primary education, and to phase the gradual abolition of seven million child workers (World Bank, 1988; 1990). The “freedom” of women seems to be a clear trend. They are now relatively “free...

... aircraft, bombs, tanks and weapons would likely be the side that would win the war. Yet much of the workforce went to war and many women formed the logical alternative, though inexperienced, workforce. This was a culture change – the demands of wartime production had to take precedence over women’s...

... Personal power comes from solid self-confidence. This book should help women develop or find that self-confidence in themselves, and thus assist them in getting the most out of their work and careers. © MCB UP Limited 2001 --> Women Equal opportunities Strategy Women...

...Helga Drummond; Julia A. Kingstone Hodgson Relatively few women are employed in the so‐called “heavy industries” because the technology acts as a barrier to recruitment. Argues that apparently essential working practices may conceal institutionalized discrimination and massive inefficiency...

... into certain kinds of employment. At the same time, Opportunity 2000 was launched as a means of promoting the employment and development of women. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Demographics Women Do you remember the demographic time bomb? A few years ago it was recognized that past birth patterns...