2021
DOI: 10.46932/sfjdv2n3-072
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Women and glass ceilings in the construction industry: a review

Abstract: ABSTRACT At the global level, the representation of men and women in the hierarchical scale within the labor market manifests itself unevenly, generally concentrating the occupations of women in the lower scales. An explanation for this phenomenon is the glass ceilings, invisible barriers faced by women during the development of their careers, which do not allow them to progress towards higher positions. This phenomenon is not indifferent to the construction sector, where a relatively unknown situation i… Show more

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“…Similarly, the topic of the glass ceiling continues to be relevant in today's literature for responding to women's lack of passive or active representation in the upper ranks of nontraditional occupations (Yu, 2020). Specifically, Rivera et al (2021) found the presence and constancy of glass ceilings throughout the professional development of women in the construction industry. The glass ceiling was also found to differ in the career stages of female architects (Aydın & Erbil, 2022).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, the topic of the glass ceiling continues to be relevant in today's literature for responding to women's lack of passive or active representation in the upper ranks of nontraditional occupations (Yu, 2020). Specifically, Rivera et al (2021) found the presence and constancy of glass ceilings throughout the professional development of women in the construction industry. The glass ceiling was also found to differ in the career stages of female architects (Aydın & Erbil, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%