Article 1987

Recommendation 87/567/EEC on vocational training for women, 24 November 1987.

Annual review of population law
Journal · Vol. 14 · pp. 499-502
Abstract

This document contains the text of a 1987 Recommendation of the Commission of the European Communities on vocational training for women. Article 1 recommends that Member States adopt a policy to encourage participation of women in training schemes, especially those relevant to occupations of the future and in areas where women are under-represented. Article 2 recommends that Member States: 1) integrate training for women within a broad framework of cooperation between all parties involved; 2) staff such services with personnel trained to deal with the specific problems faced by women; 3) promote outreach activities on the part of such services; 4) provide more decentralized and widely distributed educational and training facilities; 5) promote images of women engaged in nontraditional activities; 6) encourage female participation in higher education, especially in technological areas; 7) encourage female participation in nontraditional apprenticeships; 8) encourage female entrepreneurs by offering appropriate training; 9) develop measures to promote participation of women in continuous training activities; 10) provide underprivileged women and women returning to work with specific courses designed to meet their needs; 11) provide flexible child care arrangements and financial incentives for women to participate in training activities; 12) recognize skills acquired in running a household and looking after a family; and 13) monitor the progress of women taking part in training schemes. Member States are to inform the Commission of their activities in these areas within three years to enable the Commission to create a report on such measures.

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  • EID 2-s2.0-0023641427
  • PubMed 12346750
  • Language English