“Diversity in Construction“ is a project undertaken by Equate Scotland and the Employment Research Institute in partnership with Skills Development Scotland, to address theissue of gender segregation in the construction industry. Despite a wide range of projects, networks and initiativesfocused on gender segregation in the sector since the 1980s, there has only been a small increase in women in professional roles, and the impact on the number of women in the construction trades has been negligible. Less than 2% of construction trade workers are women, and approximately 10% of professionals, so there is potential for a substantial increase in female participation in the sector. This would help to address the impending skills shortage, increa...
The UK construction industry employs over two million people and is the country 19s top employer. Ho...
The UK construction industry has a poor record of attracting, recruiting, training, and retaining wo...
Australia is currently experiencing a resources boom and jobs in the male dominated fields of constr...
“Diversity in Construction“ is a project undertaken by Equate Scotland and the Employment Research I...
With women in the UK construction industry constituting just thirteen per cent of the workforce and ...
For many years, there has been an assumption that the UK construction industry is devoid of gender d...
This paper raises the issues confronting the minority cohort’s participation in the construction ind...
Why has diversity management in construction made so little difference to women’s participation at p...
This paper raises the issues confronting the minority cohort’s participation in the construction ind...
In the UK women remain under-represented in the construction workforce, despite calls for gender equ...
The construction industry is characterised by extreme gender segregation, both horizontal and vertic...
The construction industry is Australia’s third largest employer and a central economic player in the...
The Scottish Resource Centre for Women in SET (SRC), based within FECCI, has carried out a series of...
The predominant image of construction is that of a male-dominated industry requiring brute strength ...
The UK construction is traditionally dominated by men and remains a demonstrable underrepresentation...
The UK construction industry employs over two million people and is the country 19s top employer. Ho...
The UK construction industry has a poor record of attracting, recruiting, training, and retaining wo...
Australia is currently experiencing a resources boom and jobs in the male dominated fields of constr...
“Diversity in Construction“ is a project undertaken by Equate Scotland and the Employment Research I...
With women in the UK construction industry constituting just thirteen per cent of the workforce and ...
For many years, there has been an assumption that the UK construction industry is devoid of gender d...
This paper raises the issues confronting the minority cohort’s participation in the construction ind...
Why has diversity management in construction made so little difference to women’s participation at p...
This paper raises the issues confronting the minority cohort’s participation in the construction ind...
In the UK women remain under-represented in the construction workforce, despite calls for gender equ...
The construction industry is characterised by extreme gender segregation, both horizontal and vertic...
The construction industry is Australia’s third largest employer and a central economic player in the...
The Scottish Resource Centre for Women in SET (SRC), based within FECCI, has carried out a series of...
The predominant image of construction is that of a male-dominated industry requiring brute strength ...
The UK construction is traditionally dominated by men and remains a demonstrable underrepresentation...
The UK construction industry employs over two million people and is the country 19s top employer. Ho...
The UK construction industry has a poor record of attracting, recruiting, training, and retaining wo...
Australia is currently experiencing a resources boom and jobs in the male dominated fields of constr...