The health crisis that we are going through today highlighted the inequalities that already existed in our society: What work deserves a salary? Who are the essential workers? What place for women, who are the first to occupy these jobs on the front line, overexposed to the virus? What are the consequences for their professional life, especially for those who have been teleworking for over a year now? These gender inequalities at work exist and have always existed: how do the private and public sectors respond to them? Are women’s careers particularly affected by certain labor market dynamics?
As part of the publication of the magazine Chicane # 11 “Dear work”, the small observatory of controversies written by the students of the Master 2 Information professions at Sciences Po Aix, a conference on “Remuneration: a question of gender?”Is organized online on Thursday February 18, 2021, 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
A conference in the presence of Dominique Meurs, economist specializing in gender and origin inequalities in the labor market, Professor at Paris-Nanterre University and Director of the Labor Chair at Paris School of Economics.
In the program : Back on his career and his work on gender inequalities in the labor market, comments on the key articles of the Chicane, launch of the brand new website of the magazine by Samuel Goethe, sociologist and co-founder of Datactivist and Magali Nonjon, lecturer in Political Science at Sciences Po Aix. And finally, speaking to the public, you will have the opportunity to share your views on these hot topics.
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