Gender inequality in the labour market: occupational concentration and segregation: a manual on methodology

Janet Siltanen

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This manual is a contribution to the ongoing debate on the measurement of occupational segregation. It can be used as a self-learning or as a teaching tool and is intended for all users who are interested in understanding the phenomenon of occupational segregation and who want to know how to calculate and interpret data on this subject.

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