An online module for Policy Makers
Do you know that … 20% of women are still being paid less than men?
Throughout the world, women’s average monthly pay is around 20% less than men. As yet, no country has achieved gender parity.
There are many arguments for why countries should invest in advancing equal pay for work of equal value. It would have positive macroeconomic implications as it would contribute to increasing aggregate demand. It would also translate in more money spent on child education and care. But, more importantly, it is simply a matter of fairness.
Closing the gender pay gap: making the case at policy level!
This 45’ self-paced online module targeted to policy makers and organizations engaged in policy discussions does just that: it offers concrete tools to stakeholders to make a change and tackle the gender pay gap!
The module contains a selection of international examples, good practices and existing laws successfully implemented at supranational (i.e., the European Union), national or local level, to provide inspiration and guidance on how to go further on the topic, drawing from lessons learned.
At the end of the module, you will be able to:
This course is friendly and interactive. Check your new knowledge at the end of module, to earn your badge. When having completed the course, wrap it up by clicking on the badge icon and downloading your course certificate!
The module has been developed as part of the WE EMPOWER G7 Project, funded by the European Union (EU); implemented by UN Women and the International Labour Organization (ILO), in collaboration with its training arm, the International Training Centre (ITCILO).
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Take one of our free short E-learning modules on gender equality at work, based on international labour standards. They only last up to 45’: