Titlebook: Women’s Employment and Multinationals in Europe; Diane Elson (Lecturer in Economics),Ruth Pearson ( Book 1989 Diane Elson and Ruth Pearson

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,Women’s Employment and Multinationals in the Federal Republic of Germany: the Job-Export Question,nvestment. This has mainly focused on the question of a possible export of jobs resulting from foreign investment by German firms rather than on the employment impact of inward investment by foreign firms.

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Silicon Glen: Women and Semiconductor Multinationals,’. Six of the leading multinational companies in the semiconductor industry have plants in Silicon Glen. The Scottish Development Agency estimates employment in semiconductor production in 1985 at 4600, a considerable increase from 1800 in 1978.

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Introduction: Nimble Fingers and Foreign Investments,t does not seek to establish whether multinationals are better, or worse, employers of women than firms which confine their operations to one national economy (so-called ‘uninationals’). Rather, it examines the contrast between the internationalisation of the activities of multinationals and the loc

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,Women’s Employment and Multinationals in the UK: Restructuring and Flexibility,d, play a major role in the manufacturing sector. Foreign multinationals account for an increasing proportion of manufacturing employment. Between 1971 and 1981 employment in foreign-owned enterprises in the UK rose by 50 per cent, to reach 15 per cent of total manufacturing employment. A recent est

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