Mobilising all of the workforce: the legacy of gender mainstreaming within the Scottish Structural Funds Progamme 2007-13

Leaza McSorley; James Campbell; Susanna Ross

Mobilising all of the workforce: the legacy of gender mainstreaming within the Scottish Structural Funds Progamme 2007-13

Leaza McSorley, James Campbell, Susanna Ross

Economics

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Abstract

Concerns relating to current trends in women’s employment patterns in Scotland and their overall position within the labour market have been raised by the Scottish Government27, in the context of the potential impact on economic growth. Labour market performance, occupational segregation, the gender pay gap all impact on regional development and growth strategies.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Mobilising Regions: Territorial Strategies for Growth
Subtitle of host publication	Conference Proceedings of the Regional Studies Association Winter Conference November 2013
Publisher	Regional Studies Association
Pages	80-83
Number of pages	4
ISBN (Print)	9781897721452
Publication status	Published - Nov 2013

Keywords

gender mainstreaming
employment
gender pay gap
regional development

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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McSorley, L., Campbell, J., & Ross, S. (2013). Mobilising all of the workforce: the legacy of gender mainstreaming within the Scottish Structural Funds Progamme 2007-13. In Mobilising Regions: Territorial Strategies for Growth: Conference Proceedings of the Regional Studies Association Winter Conference November 2013 (pp. 80-83). Regional Studies Association. http://10.1080/13673882.2014.10806809

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Mobilising all of the workforce: the legacy of gender mainstreaming within the Scottish Structural Funds Progamme 2007-13. / McSorley, Leaza; Campbell, James; Ross, Susanna.

Mobilising Regions: Territorial Strategies for Growth: Conference Proceedings of the Regional Studies Association Winter Conference November 2013. Regional Studies Association, 2013. p. 80-83.

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Mobilising all of the workforce: the legacy of gender mainstreaming within the Scottish Structural Funds Progamme 2007-13

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