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Women’s Employment in Pakistan: Charting Progress through Statistics

Women’s Employment in Pakistan: Charting Progress through Statistics. Mehreen Hasan BSMS 6A. (1999 – 2012). I. The Economy in 1999-2011: Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables. I. The Economy in 1999-2011: Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables.

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Women’s Employment in Pakistan: Charting Progress through Statistics

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  1. Women’s Employment in Pakistan:Charting Progress through Statistics MehreenHasan BSMS 6A (1999 – 2012)

  2. I. The Economy in 1999-2011:Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables

  3. I. The Economy in 1999-2011:Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables

  4. I. The Economy in 1999-2011:Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables Labor force participation Unemployment

  5. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011:Labor force participation

  6. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011:Unemployment

  7. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011:Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables Female labor force participation Female unemployment

  8. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011:Sector-wise Employment

  9. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011: Employment Status: Wage-earners

  10. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011:Increase of women in agricultural sector Agriculture female workers

  11. I. The Economy in 1999-2011:Relationship b/w GDP growth and other economic variables Manufact. female workers Services female workers

  12. II. Women in the Economy in 1999-2011:Benefits for Wage-earning Women

  13. Conclusion • While increases in employment are evident, a gender gap is glaringly obvious. • Women still do not figure prominently in the labour market, and are disadvantaged in terms of sector and employment status. • Apparent gains in female employment and unemployment are skewed by the majority of the women replacing men in unpaid positions as men gain salaried positions. • Benefits are reserved for women in salaried positions.

  14. Bibliography • International Labour Office. (2009). Global Employment Trends for Women . Geneva: International Labour Office. • Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. (2012). Pakistan Employment Trends 2011. Islamabad. • United Nations Statistics Division. (2000). The World's Women 2000: Trends and Statistics. New York: United Nations Statistics Division.

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