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CHM Work in Progress meeting: Anna Toropova
FAB 4.52

In person, with lunch.

Please sign up here if you'd like to attend.

More information | Tags: CHM |
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Warwick Economics Lecture
OC0.03
 

Dear ,

We are delighted to invite you to our second Warwick Economics Lecture for the 2022/23 academic year with Professor Johanna Rickne


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 Date: Tuesday 22 November
 Time: 3-4pm, followed by a drinks reception
 Location: OC0.03, The Oculus

About the Talk
Johanna will describe how sexual harassment contributes to sex segregation and pay inequality in the labour market. Combining nationally representative survey data and administrative data, she will show that both harassment and wages vary strongly and systematically across workplaces. Women self-report more harassment from colleagues and managers in male-dominated workplaces where wages are relatively high, and men self-report more harassment in female-dominated workplaces where wages are low. These patterns imply two ways that harassment may contribute to gender inequality. First, harassment deters women and men from applying for jobs in workplaces where they are the gender minority. A survey experiment with hypothetical job choices supports this mechanism. Respondents are highly averse to accepting jobs in workplaces with a higher harassment risk for their own gender, but less averse when people of the opposite sex are at higher risk. A second way that harassment contributes to inequality is by making workplace gender minorities leave their workplaces for new jobs. An analysis of workplace transitions supports this mechanism. Women who self-report harassment are more likely to switch to new workplaces with more female colleagues and lower pay.

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 Date: Tuesday 22 November
 Time: 3-4pm, followed by a drinks reception
 Location: OC0.03, The Oculus

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STVDIO Seminar: Dr Xiaona Wang (Warwick): 'An English 'Disciple' of Galileo...'
Room 2.43, Faculty of Arts Building

In-person talk by Dr Xiaona Wang (Warwick): 'An English 'Disciple' of Galileo: John Wallis on Gravity and Centre of Gravity'. Registration via the website.

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STVDIO Seminar - Dr Xiaona Wang (CSR)
FAB2.43

Dr Xiaona Wang (CSR)

'An English 'Disciple' of Galileo: John Wallis on Gravity and Centre of Gravity'

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"Explore...": an SMLC seminar series slanted towards professionalising skills and career development
OC1.03
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CRPLA Seminar - Mead Gallery Roundtable on Radical Landscapes
Mead Gallery

Roundtable on Radical Landscapes (Mead Gallery), with David Bather Woods (Philosophy), Diarmuid Costello (Philosophy), Chris Earley (Philosophy), Nadine Elzein (Philosophy), Nick Lawrence (English & Comparative Literary Studies), Danielle Stewart (Art History) and Eileen John (Chair). Reception to follow outside the Mead. (If you can, visit the exhibition before the roundtable – it opens 7 October.)

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