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Gender Inequality at Work
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Gender Inequality at Work

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Women in Management
448 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
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This book addresses many of the dimensions of gender inequality at work, looking at a number of important topics including: pay equity; the impact of feminization on certain professions; and barriers to women's advancement in corporate hierarchies. These empirical studies include original surveys, secondary analyses of large data sets, historical studies, and ethnographic accounts. The importance of personal, family and structural factors in the gendering of the workplace are also considered.
Jerry A Jacobs
Introduction
 
PART ONE: GENDER AND COMPENSATION
Donald Tomaskovic-Devey
Sex Composition and Gendered Earnings Inequality
A Comparison of Job and Occupational Models

 
Ronnie J Steinberg
Gendered Instructions
Cultural Lag and Gender Bias in the Hay System of Job Evaluation

 
Jerry A Jacobs and Ronnie J Steinberg
Further Evidence on Compensating Differentials and the Gender Gap in Wages
 
PART TWO: WOMEN AND AUTHORITY
Barbara F Reskin and Catherine E Ross
Jobs, Authority, and Earnings among Managers
The Continuing Significance of Sex

 
Jerry A Jacobs
Women's Entry into Management
Trends in Earnings, Authority, and Values among Salaried Managers

 
Monica Boyd, Mary Ann Mulvihill, and John Myles
Gender, Power, and Postindustrialism
 
PART THREE: CAREER PROCESSES AND TRENDS
William T Bielby and Denise D Bielby
Cumulative versus Continuous Disadvantage in an Unstructured Labor Market
Gender Differences in the Careers of Television Writers

 
Rachel A Rosenfeld and Kenneth I Spenner
Occupational Sex Segregation and Women's Early Career Job Shifts
Jerry A Jacobs and Suet T Lim
Trends in Occupational and Industrial Sex Segregation in 56 Countries, 1960-1980
 
PART FOUR: PERSPECTIVES ON OCCUPATIONAL RESEGREGATION
Patricia A Roos and Katharine W Jones
Shifting Gender Boundaries
Women's Inroads into Academic Sociology

 
Rosemary Wright and Jerry A Jacobs
Male Flight from Computer Work
A New Look at Occupational Resegregation and Ghettoization

 
Jo Anne Preston
Gender and the Formation of a Women's Profession
The Case of Public School Teaching

 
Pamela Stone
Assessing Gender at Work
Evidence and Issues

 

Jerry A. Jacobs