Numerous authors point out that among the factors of extreme relevance to this fact, the main is the increased presence of women in the formal job market. Researches also reveal that the increase in quantity is not reflected equally in all productive sectors nor the egalitarian occupation of high hierarchical positions.
For these analyzes, surveys were conducted in the people management systems of the Brazilian Federal Public Administration. The initial hypothesis was that female attendance had increased in both the total number of female servants and in management and auxiliary positions, known as DAS in Brazil; however, evidence shows that women reduced overall agency presence, especially in the number of female Analysts occupying DAS positions.
These results indicate that the misogyny observed in the academic sphere of the Brazilian National Postgraduate and Science, Technology, and Innovation systems are replicated in the politic-bureaucratic sphere that manages and sponsors these systems.
The role of women in family businesses. Econ Bus Rev At the end of the Middle Age, the growth of the cities provided ample possibilities for women to work on their own accounts.
They could perform wage labor in households as servants, laundry women, nurses, and sewers. The role of women in industrialization. Accessed: In the wake of industrialization, almost all young unmarried women outside agriculture used to be engaged in some gainful work outside the home Goldin GOLDIN C. The work and wages of single women, J Econ Hist The Second World War because of its dimension impacted on many aspects of human rights and, in particular, the relation between men and women Schweitzer Am Econ Rev The war changed both, the type of work women did and the volume at which they did it.
