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Smashing Glass Walls: Building gender equality in male-dominated jobs. This project investigates gender segregation, which is a remarkably resilient problem in the Australian labour market, despite wo

The University of Sydney — ARC Future Fellowships
Amount
Up to $1,115,654
Closes
Friday 28 January 2028
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Smashing Glass Walls: Building gender equality in male-dominated jobs. This project investigates gender segregation, which is a remarkably resilient problem in the Australian labour market, despite women's increasing labour force participation and strong educational attainment. It examines this problem with a focus on women’s careers in very male-dominated occupations. In these contexts, women enter in low numbers, find it difficult to progress, and face extremely hostile working environments. Adopting a career stage, a worker- and industry-engaged, and a comparative design, the project will generate new insight into where and how sustainable careers for women are challenged in these contexts. This knowledge will inform strategies to build gender equality in jobs at the heart of the economy. . Scheme: ARC Future Fellowships. Field: 1503 - Business and Management. Lead: Prof Rae (Rachel) Cooper

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researchersuniversities

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