More Work for Women ("Mais Trabalho para Elas")
more jobs, more income, more independence
Proposes a system that integrates job openings, training, business registration and small-business support, and a database linked to companies' HR departments to employ more women.
What the program says
We will create a system that integrates job openings, training, simplified business registration, support for small businesses and labor-market intermediation. And we will build a large database connected to the HR departments of companies across the country, to boost, in a more secure way, the placement of more women in the job market. [p. 20]
In plain language
- The program proposes creating a system that brings together job openings, training, simplified business registration, support for small businesses and labor-market intermediation.
- It also provides for a database connected to the HR departments of companies across the country, with the goal of increasing, in a more secure way, the placement of women in the job market.
What is not in the program
- It does not say who operates the system or how companies join the database.
- It does not explain in what sense the job placement would be more secure.
- It does not detail how candidates’ data would be handled.
- It gives no targets, timeline, cost or source of funding.