Italian Women Study More than Men, but Remain Behind in Work
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UN Women Italy, the 10 proposals to transform "formal equality into substantial equality" (ANSA)
From 1861 to today, the share of women in total employment has risen by just 2.1 percentage points, from 40% to just over 42%. Despite progress in rights and education, Italy has the lowest female employment rate in the EU
ROME (ITALPRESS) - Eighty years after the start of the work of the Constituent Assembly which established the principle of equality between women and men as the foundation of the Republic, the gap between the rights formally recognized and their full realization continues to represent an open challenge for the Country. It is from this awareness that the second [...]
Il Quotidiano del Sud
Il Quotidiano del Sud Italian women study more than men, but they remain behind in the work ROME (ITALPRESS) - Eighty years after the start of the work of the Constitutional Assembly that has sanctioned the principle of equality between women and men as the foundation of the Republic, the gap between the rights formally recognized and their full realization continues to represent an open challenge for the Country. It is from this awareness that …
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