tasa-arvoon erikoistunut nettitietosanakirjateos wikigender tietää keroa suomesta :
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Finland is a pioneer in gender equality, and is the first country in the world to give women both the right to vote and stand for election (1906). Strong female political participation, reflected in the election of a female president in 2000 and again in 2006, is higher than EU and OECD averages, and has helped earn Finland second place in the 2008 World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report. Legislation tackling discrimination against women in employment have not managed to reduce the significant pay gaps caused by the strong segregation of the labour market.
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http://www.wikigender.org/index.php/Gender_Equality_in_Finland
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The labour market participation rate of women (72%) is almost as high as that of men (76.2%). Most women (83%), even mothers of small children, mainly work full time. One of the reasons for this is the extensive system of public childcare and school meals that make it possible for both parents to work full time.
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Women constitute 56% of university students. More women study subjects in the social and health-care sectors and in the humanities, art and education sectors. Only 22% of students studing engineering sciences are women; and 32% of students in mathematics and computer science are women - this is however significantly higher than in other OECD countries.
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wikigenderin arvion mukaan suomi on siis tasa-arvon mallioppilas sekä muutenkin pohjolan paratiisi. :)
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Finland is a pioneer in gender equality, and is the first country in the world to give women both the right to vote and stand for election (1906). Strong female political participation, reflected in the election of a female president in 2000 and again in 2006, is higher than EU and OECD averages, and has helped earn Finland second place in the 2008 World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report. Legislation tackling discrimination against women in employment have not managed to reduce the significant pay gaps caused by the strong segregation of the labour market.
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http://www.wikigender.org/index.php/Gender_Equality_in_Finland
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The labour market participation rate of women (72%) is almost as high as that of men (76.2%). Most women (83%), even mothers of small children, mainly work full time. One of the reasons for this is the extensive system of public childcare and school meals that make it possible for both parents to work full time.
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Women constitute 56% of university students. More women study subjects in the social and health-care sectors and in the humanities, art and education sectors. Only 22% of students studing engineering sciences are women; and 32% of students in mathematics and computer science are women - this is however significantly higher than in other OECD countries.
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wikigenderin arvion mukaan suomi on siis tasa-arvon mallioppilas sekä muutenkin pohjolan paratiisi. :)
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