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Title: La segregación horizontal: análisis del principio de igual retribución en trabajos de igual valor en ámbitos intersectoriales
Author: Cordo Ares, Patricia
Tutor: BASEIRIA, JUDIT  
Abstract: The salary gap between women and men in Galicia stands at 18.6%, and in view of the evident need to remedy this situation, the legislator has been providing the labor relations system with different tools to comply with the principle of pay transparency. In this respect, and under the premise of the obligation of equal retribution in jobs of equal value, through Royal Decree 902/2020, of October 13, on equal retribution between women and men, the legislator regulates the retribution registries in all companies, the retribution audits in companies that elaborate equality plans and the job valuation systems, both in these companies and in the Collective Bargaining Agreements.Against this background, there is a need for analysis at an inter-sectoral level, placing the focus on horizontal segregation by sectors of activity and not only on each company or agreement individually, to determine whether the origin of the salary gap can be found at this level due to the strong occupational segregation inherited from the historical sexual division of the labor and, therefore, whether the current measures are sufficient to guarantee a future elimination of the salary gap.
Keywords: gender studies
equality
gender pay gap
work of equal value
transparency
men
women
retribution
salary
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis
Issue Date: Jun-2023
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/  
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