Gender Segregation
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13. Wage differentiation Intrafima: A Dynamic Analysis / DiferenciaÃÃo Salarial Intrafima: Uma AnÃlise DinÃmica
Based in the theories about modern work economy, the research presented proposes to examine the level of salary differentiation in a determined company, through the gains of a specific group of employees and related to their job description, inside the companyâs job description plans and salaries. The importance of the study is based on intrinsic data analy
Publicado em: 2007
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14. Trabajo remunerado, trabajo doméstico y salud: las diferencias cualitativas y cuantitativas entre mujeres y varones
This article presents the relationship between wage labor, housewifery, and health from a gender perspective. The relationship between the two types of work determines the characteristics and meaning of daily life. The methodology combined quantitative and qualitative techniques. An individual questionnaire was applied to 256 male and 121 female workers (n =
Cadernos de Saúde Pública. Publicado em: 2003-08
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15. In Iran, gender segregation becoming a fact of medical life
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16. The contribution of a gender perspective to the understanding of migrants' health
In 2005 women represented approximately half of all 190 million international migrants worldwide. This paper addresses the need to integrate a gender perspective into epidemiological studies on migration and health, outlines conceptual gaps and discusses some methodological problems. We mainly consider the international voluntary migrant. Women may emigrate
BMJ Group.
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17. Species-Specific Segregation of Gender-Associated Mitochondrial DNA Types in an Area Where Two Mussel Species (Mytilus Edulis and M. Trossulus) Hybridize
In each of the mussel species Mytilus edulis and M. trossulus there exist two types of mtDNA, the F type transmitted through females and the M type transmitted through males. Because the two species produce fertile hybrids in nature, F and M types of one may introgress into the other. We present the results from a survey of a population in which extensive hy