Construction and women the lessons construction can learn from other sectors [electronic resource]

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Shanmugam, M

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Summary: Discusses how the construction industry can successfully recruit and retain professional women through discussing lessons can be learnt from other sectors such as medicine. Considers the culture of other sectors to establish the influence this has over the employment of female professionals.

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Discusses how the construction industry can successfully recruit and retain professional women through discussing lessons can be learnt from other sectors such as medicine. Considers the culture of other sectors to establish the influence this has over the employment of female professionals.

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