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Men and Women in the Family and at Work in Slovakia

Men and Women in the Family and at Work in Slovakia. Labour Market, Child-care and Family Support in the Publications of ASPEKT. PUBLICATIONS OF ASPEKT. Gender Implications of the Crisis : Aspects of Selected Cases

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Men and Women in the Family and at Work in Slovakia

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  1. Men and Women in the Family and at Work in Slovakia Labour Market, Child-care and Family Support in the Publications of ASPEKT

  2. PUBLICATIONS OF ASPEKT Gender Implications of the Crisis : Aspects of Selected Cases • Janka Debrecéniová: Analysis of SelectedLaws to “Support the Family” Passedduring the Time of the Crisis Gender Perspective in Economy : Aspects of Power Relationships • Jarmila Filadelfiová: Women and Men at Work and at Home • Daniel Gerbery: Child-care and the Labour Market

  3. PUBLICATIONS OF ASPEKT

  4. Jarmila Filadelfiová: Women and Men at Work and at Home The gendered distribution of production and reproduction

  5. JARMILA FILADELFIOVÁ: WOMEN AND MEN AT WORK AND AT HOME • Higher engagement of women in household duties • For common daily duties are responsible mostly women • Experiences of reconciliation of work and family care

  6. JARMILA FILADELFIOVÁ: WOMEN AND MEN AT WORK AND AT HOME • Lower employment rate of women (52,8%-women; 67,6%-men) • Lower positions of women in spite of higher education • Horizontal segregation of the labourt market („menʼs“ and „womenʼs“ professions)

  7. Daniel Gerbery: Child-care and Labour Market Implications of child-care possibilities for women and men on the labour market

  8. DANIEL GERBERY: CHILD-CARE AND LABOUR MARKET • Low number of children under 2 years attending institutional child-care facilities • Low access to day nurseries

  9. DANIEL GERBERY: CHILD-CARE AND LABOUR MARKET • Differences in employment rate according to • life cycle - the biggest difference in the period of reproduction (25-39 years) • parental status - opposite implications for men and women • age of the youngest child - the lowest rate in women having a child at the age below 5 years

  10. Janka Debrecéniová: Analysis of SelectedLaws to “Support the Family” Passedduring the Time of the Crisis Selected effects of law support on women having children

  11. JANKA DEBRECÉNIOVÁ: ANALYSIS OF SELECTED LAWS TO „SUPPORT FAMILY PASSED DURING THE TIME OF CRISIS • Pressure to quit work and to provide personal care of children • Discrimination of marginalized women • Medicalization of pregnancy • Change from January 2011

  12. Thank you for your attention Alexandra Ostertágová www.ASPEKT.sk ostertagova@gmail.com

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