Saco - The Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations.

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Saco - The Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations

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Saco - The Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations

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Saco – Representing Graduate Professions- 24 trade unions/professional

organizations- More than 586 000 individual

members- Politically unaffiliated- Recognized negotiating partners in

all sectors

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Union ProfileAcademic Qualification, Knowledge and

Competence should be rewarded

- Wage formation determined locally- Individual, differentiated salary setting- Equal conditions, regardless of gender or

ethnic origin- Scope for individualized solutions in

working life, e.g., working hours

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Representing Members Employed in all Sectors

Municipal sector 28%

Private sector 27%

State sector 16%

Students 17%

Non-active professionally 10%

Self-employed 2%

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Membergroups – professions, some examples:

- Graduate engineers 120 000 m 22 % f- Teachers 82 000 e 68 % e- Graduates in Law 75 000 m 52 % m- Graduates in social 50 000 b 80 % a

science, social work,personnel management

- Medical doctors 40 000 e 41 % l- Scientists 21 000 r 52 % e- Architects 10 000 s 48 % - Occupational Therapists 9 500 97 % - Dentists 9 000 48 %

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More in common than is commonly thought

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It is just as important for both female and male professionals that:- managers are consistent when decision-

making- the design of the work organisation is crystal

clear- the aims and objectives are make sense and

are realistic- - the context of the undertaking is known to

all - - they are able to use all their knowledge and

competences at work - execellence in performance is rewarded

within the organization - they are able to act on the basis of their own

intuition and tacit knowledge

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How important is it to you to supervise

others in the organization? Female Male

Absolutly necessary 3 % 3 %

Very important 15 % 19%

Important 35 % 34 %

Less important 40 % 38 %

Not important 7 % 6 %

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Differences in opinion between female and male professionals- women attach greater importance to

fellowship at the work-place

- women find it more important to get appreciation from their manager

- women estimate documentation and follow-ups of the undertaking higher than their male collegues.

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Top-10 Female

1 A meaningful private life2 New knowledge on board 3 Clear, realistic objectives 4 Consideration to collegues5 Having fun at work6 To understand one´s own

role in the bigger context7 Proficiency and experience8 Promotion of health and

safty at work9 To be able to reconsider

work-methods10 Efficient undertaking

Male

1 A meaningful private life2 Have fun at work3 New knowledge on board 4 Clear, realistic objectives 5 To understand one´s own

role in the bigger context6 To be able to use all of

one´s personal capabilities

7 Personal decision-making 8 To be able to reconsider

work-methods9 Consideration to

collegues10 Proficiency and

experience

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Concluding results - Female and male professionals have -

on the whole – the same values concerning work organization and careers

- Female professionals value fellowship higher than men

- Male professionals consider the specific task

- Female professionals consider the total operations

- Female and male managers share the same values more often than female and male officials