Essay Plans Flashcards

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Gender/Orgs Introduction

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Overview of gender identity in organisations

Stats - 14.9% wage gap, effectively work for free for 2 months

Why does it need to be addressed

Thesis statement

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Liberal feminist view p2

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What is liberal feminism

Can it address inequality in organisations

What initiatives/strategies are there to combat it

What are the limitations to the view - how has it not effected them

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P3G - different types of discrimination

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Vertical segregation

Horizontal segregation

Noon 2010 - Shackled Runner

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P4G - forms of masculinity at work

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Total authoritarianism

Gentleman’s club - Martin 2006

Gender blindness - strachan 2020

Neo-liberal feminism could be used - Dabrowski 2020

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P5G -

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Marxist perspective - Harraway 2006

Rumens 2017 - modern post feminism - change can be invoked

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P1E - Introduction

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Define employability

Why is it an important discussion

Who is responsible for employability

Thesis statement

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P2E - supply side perspective

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What is the supply side perspective

Concept of lifelong learning - Moreau and Leathwood 2007

UK graduates are in a favourable positon over people who have not trained (Moreau and Leathwood 2007)

Negatives - emotions they have to feel (Peterie et al 2019)

Welfare payments too because the jobs available are low paid

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P3E - Demand side perspective

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What is the demand side perspective - who should be responsible

Need to activate unemployed through reskilling/upskilling - EU doing this heyes 2013

Should companies also be responsible? Paradoxical as they expect people to be trained but won’t train them themselves (Moreau and Leathwood 2007)

Leads into Harraway 2006 - Marxist perspective - compare to japan

Work experience is important too - Moreau and Leathwood 2007 - sets the stage for more unfairness for poor people

Put in the notion that what ur unemployed people were unhappy instead of ashamed - in government best interest to help them

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P4E - Power/neoliberalism

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Tarnoff 2016 - everything runs as though it is a market, should be the same with skills, best people get them

This can be debated with Moreau and Leathwood 2007 neglection of factors, which states employability is multifaceted and much more complex than is touched on with gender, races, and skills Comkng into play

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Gender/Organisations Structure

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Introduction
Liberal Feminist View
Different types of discrimination
Masculine forms at work
Power/Neo-Liberal/Modern Post Feminism

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Employability structure

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Introduction
Supply side perspective
Demand side perspective
Neoliberalism/neglection of factors

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