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The impact of training and development towards women’s career in construction: research methodological perspective
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Elvitigalage Dona, N., Amaratunga, R., & Haigh, R. The impact of training and development towards women’s career in construction: research methodological perspective. Presented at 7th International Postgraduate Conference in the Built and Human Environment, Salford Quays, UK

The UK construction industry has a particularly low participation rate of women, both for those employed in the industry and for those engaged in training. The statistical analyses reveal that women are earning greater numbers professional degrees an... Read More about The impact of training and development towards women’s career in construction: research methodological perspective.

The impact of training and development towards women’s career in construction: research methodological perspective
Presentation / Conference
Elvitigalage Dona, N., Amaratunga, R., & Haigh, R. The impact of training and development towards women’s career in construction: research methodological perspective. Presented at 7th International Postgraduate Conference in the Built and Human Environment, Salford Quays, UK

The UK construction industry has a particularly low participation rate of women, both for those employed in the industry and for those engaged in training. The statistical analyses reveal that women are earning greater numbers professional degrees an... Read More about The impact of training and development towards women’s career in construction: research methodological perspective.

Construction and women: comparative analysis
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Elvitigalage Dona, N., Amaratunga, R., Haigh, R., & Shanmugam, M. Construction and women: comparative analysis. Presented at 4th International SCRI Symposium, University of Salford

The UK construction is traditionally dominated by men and remains a demonstrable underrepresentation of women. In recent years the UK government has focused to attention on
workforce equality issues in construction. Thus, the lack of women in constr... Read More about Construction and women: comparative analysis.