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Report 28. MAY 2010
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Men and women in the public sector

Career patterns, wishes and opportunities to pursue a career in management

Authors:

  • Mikkel Bo Madsen
  • Helle Holt
  • Anders Bruun Jonassen
  • Helle Kløft Schademan
  • Labour Market
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This report is about the career paths men and women choose in various parts of the public sector, and the career paths they see as possible.
The study shows among other things that throughout the Danish public sector, there is a clear over-representation of men in management positions. Furthermore, it shows that by far more men than women would like to pursue a career in management, and that more women than men are critical towards what a managerial position entails. Despite these differences, men and women more or less show the same degree of specialisation, and also express the same wishes for personal and professional development in their work.
The study is based on a questionnaire survey with responses from 5,000 employees and managers from the public sector. The study was carried out during the winter 2009-2010.
The study has been commissioned and financed by the Pay Commission (Lønkomissionen) set up by the Danish government.

Authors

  • Mikkel Bo MadsenHelle HoltAnders Bruun JonassenHelle Kløft Schademan

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    SFI - Det Nationale Forskningscenter for Velfærd
VIVE – The Danish Centre for Social Science Research provides knowledge that contributes to developing the welfare society and strengthening quality development, efficiency enhancement and governance in the public sector, both in municipalities, regions and nationally.
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