4 resultados para wage-theft
em CiencIPCA - Instituto Politécnico do Cávado e do Ave, Portugal
Resumo:
The objective of this paper is to provide empirical evidence on the determinants of gender wage inequality in the Portuguese tourism industry. Relying on firm level wage equations and production functions, gender wage and productivity differentials are estimated and then compared in order to infer whether observed gender disparities are justifiable on the grounds that women are relatively less productive than men, or instead disparities are due to gender wage discrimination. This approach is applied to tourism industry data gathered in the matched employer-employee data set Quadros de Pessoal (Employee Records). The main findings indicate that female employees in the tourism industry in Portugal are less productive than their male colleagues and that gender differences in wages are fully explained by gender differences in productivity.
Resumo:
Tourism represents a major economic activity in Portugal, with an enormous wealth and employment growth potential. A significant proportion of jobs in the industry tourism are occupied by women, given that this industry is characterized by a relatively higher percentage of female employees. Despite the evidence of female progress with regard to their role in the Portuguese labor market, women continue to earn less than their male counterparts. This is clearly the case of the tourism industry, where statistics reveal a persistent gender wage gap. The objective of this paper is to provide empirical evidence on the determinants of gender wage inequality in the tourism industry in northern Portugal. Relying on firm-level wage equations and production functions, gender wage and productivity differentials are estimated and then compared. The comparison of these differentials allows inferring whether observed wage disparities are attributable to relatively lower female productivity, or instead disparities are due to gender wage discrimination. This approach is applied to tourism industry data gathered in the matched employer-employee data set Quadros de Pessoal (Employee Records). The main findings indicate that female employees in the tourism industry in northern Portugal are less productive than their male colleagues and that gender differences in wages are fully explained by gender differences in productivity.
Resumo:
Fala-se hoje em dia muito e bem no crime económico e social. Crime de colarinho branco. Também crime da ocupação, profissional ou amadora. Falamos sobre direito penal económico e social. Fraude fiscal, corrupção, branqueamento de capitais, crimes da bolsa, abuso de posição dominante, etc.. Contudo, isto não podemos esquecer o crime clássico, furtos, roubos, danos, ofensas à integridade física, violação, tortura, ameaças, ofensas à honra, injúria ou difamação, abuso sexual (não apenas de crianças), violação, homicídios domésticos ou entre estranhos, etc.. § There is talk nowadays long and hard in the economic and social crime. White collar crime. Also crime of occupation, professional or amateur. We talk about economic and social criminal law. Tax fraud, corruption, money laundering, stock crimes, abuse of dominant position, etc .. However, this can not forget the classic crime, theft, robbery, damage, bodily harm, rape, torture, threats, insults to honor, slander or defamation, sexual abuse (not just children), rape, domestic or among strangers murders, etc ..
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Lembremo-nos de vez em quando dos presos, que não se podem manifestar, nem têm sindicato relevante em termos de Estado de Direito social, democrático, livre e verdadeiro. Presos pelas mais diversas razões: desde o crime de roubo sem feridos nem mortos, até aos crimes mais bárbaros. Agora que se fala em perdão por outras razões das quais não queremos falar hoje aqui, logo nos lembramos que o perdão não tem sentido se não houver arrependimento. E logo nos lembramos dos presos também. Somente em Portugal, são milhares. E estão presos neste momento em que escrevemos. Certo que também não nos podemos esquecer das vítimas. Sempre tivemos uma preocupação profunda por estas. § Let us remember from time to time the prisoners, who can not speak or have a relevant union in terms of rule of law social, democratic, free and true. Arrested for various reasons: from the wounded without theft crime or dead, even the most barbaric crimes. Now we talk about forgiveness for other reasons which do not want to speak here today, then we remember that forgiveness is meaningless if there is no repentance. And then we remember the prisoners as well. Only in Portugal, thousands. And we're stuck in this time of writing. Also certain that we can not forget the victims. I have always had a deep concern for these.