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245 04 a| The gender pay gap and social partnership in Europeh| [electronic resource] :b| findings from "Close the deal, fill the gap" /c| edited by Hazel Conley, Donata Gottardi, Geraldine Healy, Barbara Mikolajczyk and Marco Peruzzi.;

260 a| London ;a| New York :b| Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,c| 2019.;

300 a| xvii, 190 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 25 cm.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 0 a| National frameworks and the gender pay gap in Italy, Poland and the UK: comparing oranges with apples? / Hazel Conley, Alberto Mattei, Urszula Torbus, Joanna Nowakowska-Malusecka -- Decentralisation and the gender pay gap in the Italian context: case studies / Donata Favaro, Nicoletta Masiero, Alberto Mattei -- Decentralization and the GPG in the Polish context: case-studies / Miroslaw Czerwinski and Ilona Topa -- Decentralisation and the GPG in the UK context: case-studies / Hazel Conley, Geraldine Healy and Stella Warren -- Avoiding gender bias: the role of the social partners / Geraldine Healy, Marco Peruzzi and Magdalena P©đltorak -- Transparency and the gender pay gap / Hazel Conley and Urszula Torbus.;

506 a| Available only to authorized users.;

520 a| "The gender pay gap (GPG) exists in every European country, but it varies considerably, even in EU member states covered by the same legal principles on pay equality. Part of the variation can be explained by different patterns of social partnership. With current policy pressure to de-centralise collective bargaining and increase the percentage of pay linked to productivity, what role can social partnership play in tackling the GPG? Reporting on the findings of the European Commission funded research project "Close the Deal, Fill the Gap", this book uses an interdisciplinary analysis involving legal, economic, and sociological expertise, to explore the role of social partnership in GPG in Italy, Poland and the UK. Selected on the basis of their contrasting profiles in terms of legal regulation, industrial relations, systems of collective bargaining, coverage of collective agreements, and differing rates of the GPG, the in-depth study provides important insights into the main issues underlying the problem of reducing the gender pay gap which have led to guidelines in the negotiation of arrangements on GPG-related issues. Based on a unique comparative, interdisciplinary and action-oriented research project, it will be of great interest to all researchers and advanced students with an interest in women's representation in the workforce and the gender pay gap, as well as practitioners and policy makers in organisations such as trade unions and employers' associations"--c| Provided by publisher.;

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700 1 a| Miko¿¿ajczyk, Barbara.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 1 a| Peruzz, Marco.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

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The gender pay gap and social partnership in Europe findings from "Close the deal, fill the gap" / edited by Hazel Conley, Donata Gottardi, Geraldine Healy, Barbara Mikolajczyk and Marco Peruzzi.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2019.
Description	xvii, 190 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Taylor & Francis eBooks
Subjects	Wages--Women. --European Union countries. Pay equity--European Union countries. Wages--Women. --European Union countries. --Case studies.

Other author/creator	Conley, Hazel.
Other author/creator	Gottardi, Donata.
Other author/creator	Healy, Geraldine (Geraldine Mary)
Other author/creator	Miko¿¿ajczyk, Barbara.
Other author/creator	Peruzz, Marco.
Contents	National frameworks and the gender pay gap in Italy, Poland and the UK: comparing oranges with apples? / Hazel Conley, Alberto Mattei, Urszula Torbus, Joanna Nowakowska-Malusecka -- Decentralisation and the gender pay gap in the Italian context: case studies / Donata Favaro, Nicoletta Masiero, Alberto Mattei -- Decentralization and the GPG in the Polish context: case-studies / Miroslaw Czerwinski and Ilona Topa -- Decentralisation and the GPG in the UK context: case-studies / Hazel Conley, Geraldine Healy and Stella Warren -- Avoiding gender bias: the role of the social partners / Geraldine Healy, Marco Peruzzi and Magdalena P©đltorak -- Transparency and the gender pay gap / Hazel Conley and Urszula Torbus.
Abstract	"The gender pay gap (GPG) exists in every European country, but it varies considerably, even in EU member states covered by the same legal principles on pay equality. Part of the variation can be explained by different patterns of social partnership. With current policy pressure to de-centralise collective bargaining and increase the percentage of pay linked to productivity, what role can social partnership play in tackling the GPG? Reporting on the findings of the European Commission funded research project "Close the Deal, Fill the Gap", this book uses an interdisciplinary analysis involving legal, economic, and sociological expertise, to explore the role of social partnership in GPG in Italy, Poland and the UK. Selected on the basis of their contrasting profiles in terms of legal regulation, industrial relations, systems of collective bargaining, coverage of collective agreements, and differing rates of the GPG, the in-depth study provides important insights into the main issues underlying the problem of reducing the gender pay gap which have led to guidelines in the negotiation of arrangements on GPG-related issues. Based on a unique comparative, interdisciplinary and action-oriented research project, it will be of great interest to all researchers and advanced students with an interest in women's representation in the workforce and the gender pay gap, as well as practitioners and policy makers in organisations such as trade unions and employers' associations"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/form	Electronic books.
LCCN	2018034620
ISBN	9781138738508 (hardback : alk. paper)
ISBN	(ebk)

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