Laplonge, Dean
A toolkit for women. The mis(sed) management of gender in resource industries - 2016 - 12 p.
Journal of Management Development, Vol. 35, Iss 6, pp. 802 - 813
The purpose of this paper is to show the extent to which work on how to manage gender in resource industries fails to draw on the body of knowledge which explores gender in the workplace. Design/methodology/approach: this paper explores the efficacy of a recently published toolkit within the context of the current debate about gender in resource industries (such as mining, and oil and gas). Findings: the Australian Human Rights Commission’s toolkit speaks to this debate, but fails to
analyse existing strategies to deal with the gender problem; it simply repeats them as successful examples of what to do. The authors of the toolkit also fail to ask a question which is fundamental to the success of any intervention into gender: what is the definition of gender on which the work is based?
Género
Industrias
050 / T671/2016
A toolkit for women. The mis(sed) management of gender in resource industries - 2016 - 12 p.
Journal of Management Development, Vol. 35, Iss 6, pp. 802 - 813
The purpose of this paper is to show the extent to which work on how to manage gender in resource industries fails to draw on the body of knowledge which explores gender in the workplace. Design/methodology/approach: this paper explores the efficacy of a recently published toolkit within the context of the current debate about gender in resource industries (such as mining, and oil and gas). Findings: the Australian Human Rights Commission’s toolkit speaks to this debate, but fails to
analyse existing strategies to deal with the gender problem; it simply repeats them as successful examples of what to do. The authors of the toolkit also fail to ask a question which is fundamental to the success of any intervention into gender: what is the definition of gender on which the work is based?
Género
Industrias
050 / T671/2016
