Traduction de «carrière féminine » (Français → Anglais) :

whereas low participation of women and girls in ICT-related education, and later in employment, is a result of a complex interplay of gender stereotyping that starts in the early stages of life and education and continues into professional careers; whereas factors limiting women and girls from participating in ICT education and employment include: lifelong stereotyping, segregation into ‘typically female and male’ activities, hobbies and toys, starting from the earliest stages of education, a relative lack of female role models in the ICT sector and the limited visibility of women in this sector, especially in leadership positions.

G. whereas quantitative research on female entrepreneurship is sparse but recent studies show that men are more likely than women to prefer entrepreneurial careers;

K. whereas statistics consistently show that girls become disengaged from STEM subjects at school and are less likely to pursue a science-related degree at university; whereas there is no one single explanation for the low levels of women in STEM and reasons include: lack of knowledge about STEM careers on the part of teachers in schools, a lack of female role models, a high number of precarious short- term contracts, unconscious bias on interview panels, women being less likely than men to put themselves forward for senior positions, and a tendency for women to be steered into teaching and pastoral roles rather than research and acade ...[+++]mia;

Promoting the reconciliation of work and private life, in order to enable women who so wish to pursue their careers or work full time is considered as a key aspect of curbing the effects of women’s poverty or diminishing the risks that women are exposed to.

32. Supports the Bureau decisions on career development and human resources policy , in particular (i) the necessity to give systematic preference, where there is equal merit, to female applicants for management posts for as long as the imbalance continues; (ii) the encouragement of applications from women from middle-management posts through regular training and awareness-raising measures; (iii) the obligation for the EPSO (European Communities Personnel Selection Office) to honour the equal opportunities obligations written into recent treaties and to ensure that the sexes are represented equally on its governing body; (iv) to ensur ...[+++]e a balanced gender representation on selection boards and the use of gender-neutral selection procedures;

31. Supports the Bureau decisions on career development and human resources policy, in particular (i) the necessity to give systematic preference, where there is equal merit, to female applicants for management posts for as long as the imbalance continues; (ii) the encouragement of applications from women from middle-management posts through regular training and awareness-raising measures; (iii) the obligation for the EPSO (European Personnel Selection Office) to honour the equal opportunities obligations written into recent treaties and to ensure that the sexes are represented equally on its governing body; (iv) to ensure a balanced ...[+++]gender representation on selection boards and the use of gender-neutral selection procedures;