2015
DOI: 10.18267/j.polek.1009
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Preference Theory and Women's Career Choice on the Czech Labour Market

Abstract: Pozici žen na trhu práce vysvětlovaly dnes již klasické sociologické teorie vychá-zející z patriarchální struktury rodiny, vedoucí úlohy muže a dělby práce v rodině primárně determinované genderovými rolemi (Goldberg, 1999). V tradičním modelu rodiny (Becker, 1991) tvoří muž a žena homogenní skupinu se společnými cíli a preferencemi, která na základě genderových diferencí vygeneruje optimální dělbu práce v rámci skupiny, včetně účasti jejich členů na trhu práce. Společenské proměny poslední třetiny 20. století… Show more

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“…Of course, as confirmed by Moreno-Mínguez, Ortega-Gaspar, and Gamero-Burón (2018), it is not possible to categorically identify a skew toward women or groups of women due to the growth since the 1990s in the variety of models of organizing life and work. However, the question of work-life balance is highly individual, as confirmed by the findings of Brožová and Stroukal (2015). College-educated women have a higher probability of devoting more energy to work over family (this finding was validated for employees in the territory of the Czech Republic).…”
Section: Motivating the Middle And Youngest Generationsmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Of course, as confirmed by Moreno-Mínguez, Ortega-Gaspar, and Gamero-Burón (2018), it is not possible to categorically identify a skew toward women or groups of women due to the growth since the 1990s in the variety of models of organizing life and work. However, the question of work-life balance is highly individual, as confirmed by the findings of Brožová and Stroukal (2015). College-educated women have a higher probability of devoting more energy to work over family (this finding was validated for employees in the territory of the Czech Republic).…”
Section: Motivating the Middle And Youngest Generationsmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…The gender inequality in economic participation and opportunities within Visegrad region have become of interest of researchers whose outcomes reflect the subindex evolution for these four countries. The subindex components like female labor force participation is reflected in uncovering discriminatory practices by employers against pregnant women and women with small children being decisive in women's decisions to postpone or forego childbearing (Mishtal, 2009), consequences of reconciling work with family care, like the negative and significant impact of motherhood reducing the likelihood of career choices in the Czech Republic (Brožová, 2015), negative impact of lengthy parental leave on chances to return to labor market in Hungary (Fodor and Kispeter, 2014), labor market discrimination of women due to their motherhood in Poland (Heinen and Wator, 2006), Czech society making parenthood a significant handicap for the social inclusion of women who are mothers of young children in the Czech Republic (Křížková and Vohlídalová, 2009). Further wage discrimination war mirrored in proving motherhood wage penalty in Czech Republic (Žofková, 2014), gender discrimination explaining about half of the wage gap across Visegrad countries (Pailhe, 2000) and further gender biased remuneration studies (Vlachová, 2014;Mysíková, 2012;Balcar, 2012;Pytlíková, 2012;Křížková et al, 2010).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scientists studied discrimination on the labor market (Žofková, 2014;Brožová, 2006;Mishtal, 2009, Pailhe, 2000Joliffe and Campos, 2005), on consequences of reconciling work with family care (Brožová, 2015;Fodor and Kispeter, 2014;Heinen and Wator, 2006; Křížková and Vohlídalová, 2009), horizontal segregation (Picka, 2014;Piscová, 2003), gender balance in the field of remuneration (Vlachová, 2014;Mysíková, 2012;Balcar, 2012;Pytlíková, 2012;Křížková et al, 2010) and vertical segregation (Křečková, 2013;Křečková Kroupová, 2009;Piscová, 2003). Relationship of gender gap, competitiveness and…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the microeconomic level we distinguish between demand for and supply of flexible work, structural and institutional context (legislation, policies, social security systems, support for employment, labour market policy etc.). Last but not least -values, social norms, ambitions, preferences (both at work and in the private sphere of family and individual) are other important non-economic factors that determine the level and structure of flexibility and vice versa (Brozova and Stroukal, 2015;Korony and Lapinova, 2014;Lapinova, 2013).…”
Section: Labour Market Flexibility In the Broadest Concept And Its Formmentioning
confidence: 99%