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26 October 2010, n 35

Are Green Jobs Pink Jobs? The Role of Social Dialogue

edited by Lisa Rustico and Francesca Sperotti

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Lisa Rustico

Green jobs: are women in?

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Green jobs

Lisa Rustico, Adapt Research Fellow,16 July 2010

WiRES: Introduction

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Antonella Lanaro, Enel Green Power, 16 July 2010

Enel Green Power, Women in the Renewable Energy Sector. The Enel Green Power business case

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Antonella Lanaro, Enel Green Power, 16 July 2010

Enel Green Power: a business case

Emilio Luongo, Gi Group Green Economy, 16 July 2010

Gi Group Green Economy, Are Green Jobs Pink Jobs?The Role of Social Dialogue

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Jósef Hajdù, University of Szeged (Hungary),16 July 2010

Social Dialogue for Women in Renewable Energy Sector: new scenario, old stories

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József Hajdú , University of Szeged (Hungary),16 July 2010

Social dialogue for women in renewable energy sector: new scenarios, old stories

Alessandra Servidori, National Counselor for Gender Equality at Work,16 July 2010

The role of the Counselors for Gender Equality at Work

Manuela Lupi, FLAEI-CISL,16 July 2010

Trade Unions for Women in Renewables: the case of Italy

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Manuela Lupi, FLAEI-CISL, 16 July 2010

Trade Unions for women in renewables: the case of Italy

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WiRES, III Thematic Workshop, Milan, Italy, 16 July 2010

Are Green Jobs Pink Jobs? The Role of Social Dialogue

This special Bulletin has been issued within the WiRES project. WiRES (Women in Renewable Energy Sector) is a project co-funded by the European Commission, DG Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, budget heading 04.03.03.01, Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue.

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ISSN 2240-2721

Registrazione n.1609,
11 novembre 2001,
Tribunale di Modena.

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