Gender Inequality at the Workplace - Cheikhrouhou, Cyrine
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This study aimed to analyze and identify the reasons for gender inequality at the workplace in Tunisia, Hungary, and Sweden to know the best solutions and methods that can be used to empower women and solve this issue.A survey has been shared with different employees (Male and Female) to have frequent new percentage and explanations. These percentages and explanations served as the sources of the data gathered in the thesis empowered by official results taken from official websites, NGOs reports, articles, and books.In conclusion, the three countries have common reasons for gender inequality…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This study aimed to analyze and identify the reasons for gender inequality at the workplace in Tunisia, Hungary, and Sweden to know the best solutions and methods that can be used to empower women and solve this issue.A survey has been shared with different employees (Male and Female) to have frequent new percentage and explanations. These percentages and explanations served as the sources of the data gathered in the thesis empowered by official results taken from official websites, NGOs reports, articles, and books.In conclusion, the three countries have common reasons for gender inequality and the same entities (public and private) to increase gender inequality in the workplace. However, the efforts done by each country to solve this issue are not some this is why the results are not the same.
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Autorenporträt
Cyrine Cheikhrouhou - has a master degree in Common Law from the Faculty of Legal, Political and Social Sciences, Tunis, Tunisia, and a second master¿s degree from the University of Pécs, Hungary. Since 2011, she has been engaged in the civil society and working with Human Rights especially with Women and Kids Rights.