Eurobarometer: How should the EU increase the number of women in the labour market? (% of respondents) eb_spec_labourwmn

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Source type:
Data from external sources
Source organisation:
Eurobarometer
Source organisation URL:
http://ec.europa.eu/COMMFrontOffice/publicopinion/index.cfm
Source activity:
Special Eurobarometer Surveys
Source reference:
Computed at EIGE using microdata from Eurobarometer Special Surveys, http://ec.europa.eu/COMMFrontOffice/publicopinion/index.cfm
Data type:
Survey data
Harmonised:
Harmonised at EU level
Time format:
Years
Imported on:
15.03.2017
Number of values:
972

2014

Code Value
W Women
M Men
T Total
Code Value
PCT_MENTIONED Mentioned
Code Value
INCREASING_FLEXIBLE_WORK_ARRANGEMENTS Increasing flexible work arrangements (e.g. part-time work, working from home)
MAKING_CHILD_CARE_MORE_ACCESSIBLE Making child care more accessible
IMPROVING_ACCESS_FOR_WOMEN_TO_TRADITIONALLY_MALE_JOBS Improving access for women to traditionally 'male jobs'
IMPROVING_ACCESS_FOR_WOMEN_TO_BETTER_QUALITY_JOBS Improving access for women to better quality jobs
MAKING_SURE_WOMEN_EARN_THE_SAME_AS_MEN Making sure women earn the same as men for the same work
MAKING_BENEFICIAL_FOR_WOMEN_TO_WORK Making sure it is beneficial financially to work for women (by changing rules on taxes and social benefits)
MAKING_IT_EASIER_FOR_WOMEN_TO_COMBINE_A_JOB_WITH_HOUSEHOLD_AND_CARE_RESPONSIBILITIES Making it easier for women to combine a job with household and care responsibilities
MAKING_SURE_THAT_RECRUITMENT_PROCEDURES_DONT_DISCRIMINATE Making sure that recruitment procedures do not discriminate against women
MAKING_EMPLOYERS_AWARE_OF_THE_BENEFITS_OF_EMPLOYING_AND_PROMOTING_WOMEN Making employers aware of the benefits of employing and promoting women
OTHER Other (SP.)
NONE None, does not want the number of working women to be increased (SP.)
DK DK