Women in Construction

Women in Construction

Towards a more equal, diverse, and inclusive built environment sector

Windapo, Abimbola; Oke, Ayodeji; Tunji-Olayeni, Patience; Aigbavboa, Clinton

Taylor & Francis Ltd

11/2024

260

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9781032734767

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1. Gender-based challenges in the construction industry: Perceptions from two generations. 2. Key issues impacting recruitment and career progression of women: The Australian building and quantity surveying perspectives. 3. Low turnout of women in the construction industry: Mending the leaky pipe. 4. A review of factors that enable the retention of women in the built environment workforce. 5. Work-life balance of women in construction: A systematic and narrative review. 6. Career sustainability and female onsite construction leaders: Case study of a successful "boss lady". 7. A theory of individual merit for lessening women's disadvantages in the construction sector. 8. The Potentials of gender equality in supporting business sustainability: A conceptual focus on the Nigerian construction sector. 9. A study of leadership traits of women Quantity Surveyors. 10. An investigation into women participation in construction firms-diversity management perspectives. 11. Exploring the female identity in digital construction leadership roles in the built environment sector. 12. Preserving heritage and promoting inclusiveness in Lagos mega-city market remodelling. 13. Women's access to housing finance in Nigeria: The gender gap panacea.
Career retention;competitiveness;construction industry;construction sector;gender bias;DE&I;work life balance,;workplace;diversity;inclusion