Gender aspects of precarization of labour in Russian society

Клименко, Людмила Владиславовна; Posukhova, Oxana Yuryevna

doi:10.21064/winrs.2017.1.3

WinRS

2017

DOI: 10.21064/winrs.2017.1.3

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Gender aspects of precarization of labour in Russian society

Людмила Владиславовна Клименко¹,

Oxana Yuryevna Posukhova²

Abstract: ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКИЙ КАПИТАЛББК 60.561.23 Л. В. Клименко, О. Ю. Посухова ГЕНДЕРНЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ ПРЕКАРИАТИЗАЦИИ ТРУДА В РОССИЙСКОМ ОБЩЕСТВЕСтатья посвящена исследованию гендерных аспектов прекариатиза-ции социально-трудовых отношений в современной России. На основе ана-лиза статистических данных за период 2005-2015 гг. показывается, что пре-кариатизации подвергаются женщины, работающие на условиях неполной занятости; недозанятые работницы; женщины, попадающие в гендерно-сегрегированные профессиональные ниши неформальной эк… Show more

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Critical Challenges to the Sociology of Work: From a Perspective of Russian Labor Studies

Popov,

Baimurzina

2024

Sociology Compass

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Global changes currently roiling the contemporary world of work present a significant challenge for the sociology of work. The lifestyles of many people are becoming more dynamic and uncertain. As work itself starts to lose its familiar outlines, the employment paradigm that formed during the industrial period seems increasingly inapplicable. Such transformations give rise to criticism of existing concepts and the emergence of new discourses that simultaneously expand and complicate an understanding of the prospects for further development. In this article, we attempt to uncover problems that limit the possibility of generalizing scientific understanding in the field of sociology of work. Particular attention is paid to the integration of Russian experience into the global agenda. The review highlights the importance of clarifying the blurred conceptual framework of the sociology of work, enhancing the distinction between work and life, and identifying the possibilities and limitations of using big data for empirical analysis. In conclusion, we emphasize the need to counter the fragmentation of the sociology of work and its “dissolution” into other areas of knowledge by providing a strong theoretical background while maintaining the comparability of measurements. Addressing these gaps is essential for a more accurate reflection of modern labor relations.

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Critical Challenges to the Sociology of Work: From a Perspective of Russian Labor Studies

Popov,

Baimurzina

2024

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Self-Employment in Russia: Key Trends, Risks and Opportunities

Chudinovskikh,

Dolzhenko

2023

Bulletin of Baikal State University

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The relevance of the research topic is determined by a sharp increase in the number of self-employed. Self-employment is becoming a noticeable phenomenon in the labor market, in some regions of the Russian Federation in 2023, the share of self-employed in the able-bodied population exceeded 10 %. Within the framework of the conducted research, self-employed people are understood to be persons who are officially registered as payers of professional income tax. The article presents data on the dynamics of the number of self-employed, the demand for a new format in the regional context, by type of economic activity, an assessment of the income tax on professional income to the budget is given. Based on the provided data, the key risks of self-employment for the economy, employers and citizens are identified. The proposed recommendations can be used in the development of measures of state support for the self-employed. The research materials provide the necessary information base for making managerial decisions in the field of personnel management.

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Over-employment and the success of combining work and parenthood

Tonkikh,

Kamarova,

Markova

2024

Mod. innov. razvit.

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Purpose: is to determine the impact of working week length on satisfaction with work-children balance in a gender context.Methods: the empirical data are based on a structured survey of employed Russians raising children under 14 (N = 1449), the final sample size of 826 respondents. The authors’ online survey technology was used. The success of work-children balance was rated on a 10-point scale. Mean satisfaction with work-children balance as a function of parents' working hours was analysed using Mann-Whitney U-test and z-test.Results: sociological assessments show high overemployment among parents of minor children: 56.5% of working fathers and 33.1% of working mothers work over 40 hours a week. The statistical significance of the average estimates of the differentiation of "time for children" satisfaction between overemployed, underemployed and standardly employed parents by working hours revealed gender specificity. Working fathers show no significant difference in the estimated proportions, although overemployed male respondents are 1.6 times less likely to rate the success of their work-children balance as high. Among women, there is a direct correlation: the longer the working week, the lower the average assessment of the success of work-children balance. Women with two or more children of different ages (0–6; 7–14) are the least satisfied with their work-children balance.Conclusions and Relevance: working hours exceeding the normative standards of the RF Labour Code negatively impact women's parental well-being and impede the multi-child parenting as a national demographic goal. It is important to develop mechanisms to encourage employers to reduce overtime for women raising children under 14.

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Gender aspects of precarization of labour in Russian society

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Critical Challenges to the Sociology of Work: From a Perspective of Russian Labor Studies

Critical Challenges to the Sociology of Work: From a Perspective of Russian Labor Studies

Self-Employment in Russia: Key Trends, Risks and Opportunities

Over-employment and the success of combining work and parenthood

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