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EU proposal to break ‘glass ceiling’ for women Last Thursday was International Women’s Day, celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women. In contrast, it also made clear the challenges ahead, especially at work. France 2 reported.
Swiss RSI television looked at hard knocks hitting the global economy, and the consequences for the Italian women of the OMSA Golden Lady brand.
Reconciling work and family life is a major challenge. In an attempt to do this, women work much more part-time than men. But we have come a long way, this report from Spanish TVE shows.
More about: Anniversary, The world of work, Women’s rightsCopyright © 2013 euronews
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