Titlebook: Gender and Sexuality in Male-Dominated Occupations; Women Working in Con Tessa Wright Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Understanding Gender, Sexuality and Occupation in Male-Dominated Work,stly, discussing theories and empirical research on women’s underrepresentation and experience in male-dominated work, and secondly, examining research on minority sexuality at work. It starts by examining the extent of occupational gender segregation and theoretical explanations of its causes, foll

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Gender Segregation in the Construction and Transport Sectors, 314), the UK construction and transport sectors are firmly resisting this trend. This chapter provides background to the contemporary context of the construction and transport sectors in preparation for discussion of the empirical research findings in the following chapters. It starts by providing

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Support and Solidarity: Networks and Trade Unions,support or solidarity, and several groups have been established in the construction and transport sectors for this purpose. This chapter is concerned with women’s attitudes towards, and experiences of, participation in support structures and networks established for women or LGBT workers. Interviewe

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Conclusions,to work in what have traditionally been regarded as ‘men’s jobs’: the sense of empowerment derived from overcoming the constraints of typically female roles. Several women featured in the book used the term ‘empowerment’ or commented more widely on the sense of achievement, confidence or strength to

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