With Innovative Tools Against Gender Pay Gap – WITA GPG
Find 'With Innovative Tools Against Gender Pay Gap - WITA GPG' at Wageindicator.org. Negotiate Collective Bargaining Agreements with a positive effect on the gender pay gap.
Goal of WITA GPG: | Create unique information that supports trade unions in all countries to negotiate Collective Bargaining Agreements that positively impact on the gender pay gap, and heightens the awareness of the general public of why the gender pay gap exists and how it can be decreased. Gender Pay Gap in Europe - Flyer 1. "Although fair treatment legislation is ok, gender pay gap in European countries up to 20 %" Websites: check WageIndicator.org/Genderpaygap |
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Countries of Action: | All 28 EU countries plus Turkey - outreach 21 million people. |
Key Activities of the Project: | 1. Analytical Activities Data on the GPG in EU-28+Turkey will be collected from the WageIndicator web survey on work and wages, concentrating particularly on monetary and non-monetary allowances, such as extra pay, bonuses, payments in kind, social security contributions and entitlements, pay arrears, and other relevant data not available through Eurostat. This data will be analysed and reports and tools will be made for trade unions and the general public. 2. Mutual Learning, Exchange of Good Practices and Cooperation Focusing on 3 countries, research reports will be shared and in a series of meetings possible clauses for collective bargaining agreements will be developed. The results will be shared with the European trade union movement through meetings and publications. 3. Awareness Raising, Information and Dissemination Tailor made press releases will inform the media in all 29 countries of the results of the project. Social media strategies will pull the general public to the websites. Local media will pick up and reproduce the press releases. Focusing on the trade union movement and the general public, web tools and individual feedback forms will make the GPG a very real issue for all visitors. |
Partners: | Netherlands - AIAS - University of Amsterdam- Amsterdam Institute for Advanced labour Studies Slovakia - CELSI - Central European Labour Studies Institute Hungary - MSZOSZ - Magyar Szakszervezetek Országos Szövetsége |
Associate Partners: | Brussels – ETUC Netherlands – WageIndicator Foundation Netherlands - FNV In Beweging Netherlands – FNV Vrouwenbond Spain – Comfia CCOO |
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