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Discrimination against women highlighted

Discrimination against women highlighted
Discrimination against women highlighted
The employment rate of women in Slovenia is higher than the EU 15 average, and their overall labour market position seems relatively favourable, while equal opportunities legislation has recently been strengthened. However, according to the Union of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia (ZSSS) and the Equal Opportunities Office (UEM), in practice, women still face discrimination at work and the law is not always implemented. For example, it is reported that employers often treat women in a discriminatory way because they have children or are pregnant. There is also currently a lack of data on discrimination and other equality-related issues. This article looks at the situation in summer 2004.
Skledar, Štefan
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Javornik, Jana
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Skledar, Štefan
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Javornik, Jana
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Skledar, Štefan and Javornik, Jana (2004) Discrimination against women highlighted. Eironline: European Industrial Relations Observatory On-Line.

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The employment rate of women in Slovenia is higher than the EU 15 average, and their overall labour market position seems relatively favourable, while equal opportunities legislation has recently been strengthened. However, according to the Union of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia (ZSSS) and the Equal Opportunities Office (UEM), in practice, women still face discrimination at work and the law is not always implemented. For example, it is reported that employers often treat women in a discriminatory way because they have children or are pregnant. There is also currently a lack of data on discrimination and other equality-related issues. This article looks at the situation in summer 2004.

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Published date: 2004

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Local EPrints ID: 42850
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/42850
PURE UUID: b86d2eff-96f3-4c26-a339-c7161523497e

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Date deposited: 04 Jan 2007
Last modified: 22 Jul 2022 20:51

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Author: Štefan Skledar
Author: Jana Javornik

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