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The document discusses the current status of female employment in Korea and related problems and policy tasks. It finds that while the employment rate of women has risen, it remains lower than men's at 53.5% compared to 74.9% for men. Women are also concentrated in low-paying service industries and have inferior employment conditions, including a large gender income gap. Many women also face career disruptions due to household responsibilities. To address these issues, the document calls for policies to increase both the quantity and quality of women's employment, expand childcare support, and promote more women into high-ranking positions.
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- 6. 6/11 II. Problems related to female employment ③ Employment conditions for women are inferior to those for men. Shares of the Employed by Employment Condition1) Notes: 1) 2013 basis, including age over 65 Source: Statistics Korea
- 7. 7/11 II. Problems related to female employment Gender Income Gap1) Notes: 1) 2011 basis(France, Switzerland, Italy: 2010 basis) Source: OECD
- 8. 8/11 II. Problems related to female employment ④ Serious career disruptions due to household chores and child care Economically Inactive Female Population1)2) Notes: 1) 2013 basis, including age over 65 2) Figures in ( ) indicate the proportions Source: Statistics Korea ￭ Economically inactive female population 1,071 (100.0) - Household chores 584 (54.5) - Childcare 146 (13.7) - Formal education 192 (18.0) - Preparation for employment 27 (2.5) - Break 27 (2.5) (ten thousand, %)
- 9. 9/11 II. Problems related to female employment Female Employment Rates by Age1) Notes: 1) 2012 basis Source: OECD
- 10. 10/11 III. Policy tasks : “More women workers, Higher economic growth” ▶ Increase female employment from both the quantitative and the qualitative perspectives. ■ Rapid population aging → it is vital to increase the economic participation of women to sustain the growth momentum. ■ It is also necessary to increase their utilization to enhance the productivity of the Korean economy.
- 11. 11/11 III. Policy tasks ▶ In order to encourage more women to engage in economic activities… ■ Increasing the number of decent temporary jobs, and improving their working conditions. ■ Diversifying the childcare system and strengthening related facilities. ■ Increasing the number of women in high-ranking positions.
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