A Woman's Work? The Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on the Employment and Retirement of Women in the Third Age
A Woman's Work? The Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on the Employment and Retirement of Women in the Third Age
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2737939
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
该项目探讨了民间社会、发展和民主(CDD)途径的几个方面的重大挑战,重点是社会结构权力和治理的性别经验以及第三时代妇女不平等的影响。此外,金融化在政策发展中发挥着基本作用,包括对退休后的生活质量产生影响的养老金。它还影响资源的分配、责任水平和财务保障。因此,它会影响工作、退休机会和决策。进一步了解生命历程如何塑造第三代的性别经历非常重要,特别是在政府应对新冠肺炎疫情的背景下。路径指出,我们生活在一个受大流行影响的结构性根本性变化的时代。它还表明了解治理形式以及公民身份如何行使的重要性。这些方面是这项研究的核心,这项研究除了考虑第三代就业性质和组织的变化的影响外,还考虑了获得(和形式)福利提供(和权利)的机会。在这样做的过程中,它将重点放在社会内部的性别不平等、延长工作寿命的机会、向退休的过渡和养老金缴费。
英文摘要
This project explores several aspects of the Civil Society, Development andDemocracy (CDD) Pathway's grand challenges, focusing on genderedexperiences of the structural powers and governance of society, and theimpact of inequalities among women in the Third Age. Furthermore,financialization plays a fundamental role in policy developments, includingpensions, with implications for quality of life in retirement. It also affects thedistribution of resources, levels of responsibility and financial security. Assuch, it impacts on work and retirement opportunities and decisions. It isimportant to further understand how life course experiences shapegendered experiences in the Third age, especially in the context ofgovernment responses to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Pathway notes thatwe live in an era of fundamental structural change, impacted by thepandemic. It also indicates the importance of understanding forms ofgovernance, and how citizenship is exercised. These aspects are central tothis research which considers access to (and forms of) welfare provision(and entitlement), in addition to the impact of the changing nature andorganisation of employment in the Third Age. In doing so, it focuses ongendered inequalities within society in opportunities to extend workinglives, transitions to retirement and pension contributions.
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