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Women in aviation: A study of insecurity

Geriant Harvey, Jocelyn Finniear Orcid Logo, Mrinalini Greedharry

Research in Transportation Business & Management

Swansea University Authors: Geriant Harvey, Jocelyn Finniear Orcid Logo, Mrinalini Greedharry

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.rtbm.2019.05.001

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Women currently play a crucial role in civil aviation, however, women occupy a weak structural position largely confined to lower (technically at least) skilled jobs. As a consequence, it is anticipated that women experience high levels of workplace insecurity. Drawing on data from a large questionn...

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ISSN: 22105395
Published: 2019
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