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The available data show that men use the Internet in greater proportions and with more intensity than women. However, women tend to perform more socially efficient activities than men, as if the traditional division of work were translated to th[...]texto impreso
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Pérez Zapata, Óscar ; Serrano Pascual, Amparo ; Álvarez Hernández, Gloria ; Castaño Collado, Cecilia | Pluto Journals | 2016In the analysis of the sustainability of knowledge work environments, the intensification of work has emerged as probably the single most important contradiction. We argue that the process of knowledge work intensification is increasingly self-d[...]texto impreso
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Müller, Jörg ; Castaño Collado, Cecilia ; González, Ana ; Palmen, Rachel | 2011The following article summarizes the meta-analysis of policies towards gender equality in science and research across Europe spanning the years 1980 to 2008. Observed overarching trends in the research literature are summarized, including the im[...]texto impreso
Castaño Collado, Cecilia ; Müller, Jörg ; González, Ana ; Palmen, Rachel | 2010-10texto impreso
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Pérez Zapata, Óscar ; Álvarez Hernández, Gloria ; Castaño Collado, Cecilia ; Lahera Sánchez, Arturo | Ministerio de Empleo y Seguridad Social. Subdirección General de Información | 2015Desde que en 1991 se realizan las Encuestas Europeas de Condiciones de Trabajo existe consenso sobre la mejora en varias dimensiones de las condiciones/calidad del trabajo (e.g. participación, cualificación, seguridad...). Sin embargo, en el mis[...]texto impreso
Castaño Collado, Cecilia ; Webster, Juliet | 2011-06Considerable effort has been devoted to reaching a gender balance in ICT professions, apparently to little effect. Women still make up under 20% of ICT professionals in most OECD countries, and there is little sign of any substantial increase in[...]
