Isonomia e concurso públicouma abordagem de gênero

Resumo

The present study considers to research the incidence field of genders’ barriers in the exams and processes for access to the public service, supposedly planned to confer the equality between the competitors. The empirical study had quali-amount character, involving documental research and the exploration of databases of competitions accomplished in the temporal clipping of 2012 to 2017. The analysis envolved diverse careers of bachelor degree, with the analysis of the differential relation of the genders masculine and feminine in the candidacy, performance in the tests, approval and classification in the public exams and variable interests such as been in a civil union, existence or not of children, age, color/race, among others. The tested hypothesis primordially involved the idea of that the current model of exams adopted in the country, privileges the capacity of memorization and reproduction of the knowledge for the candidates, demanding time of study directed for the contest. Therefore, the traditional role attributed to the woman as the biggest degree of responsibility for the family and the home would cause damages in the tests preparation. The results suggest that the nature of the exams ensues in drawback competitive and access barriers of women, above all when exists conditions of color/race, marriage and, mainly, existence of children. It concludes that in incited competitive environments and with more complexity exams (superior positions of the organizations’ hierarchy), the barriers are revealed proportionally bigger, indicating the occurrence of the so-called glassceiling.

Ficha do documento

Tipo

Dissertação

Ano

2017

Instituição

Fundação Getulio Vargas

Fonte

Repositório da FGV

Idioma

Português

Acesso

Não informado

Identificador

oai:repositorio.fgv.br:10438/18533

Temas

Gestão PúblicaAdministração Pública

Palavras-chave

Concurso públicoGêneroDesigualdades sociaisPublic ExamsGenderIsonomySocial InequalitiesAdministração públicaServiço público - Brasil - ConcursosIgualdadeIsonomia salarialDiscriminação de sexo contra as mulheres