Placing the social and economic sustainability of working life in context: the international, the national, the transnational

Jeff Hearn

Placing the social and economic sustainability of working life in context: the international, the national, the transnational

Jeff Hearn

Management and Organisation, Helsinki

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The original project plan for WeAll, submitted in 2015, and enacted from 2016, highlighted the central importance of thinking and action on (in)equalities and sustainability in Finnish society through enhanced participation and equality in working life in both urban and rural contexts. Beyond this, emphasis is placed on the importance of inclusion of “vulnerable, discriminated and/or marginalized groups into working life” in Finnish working life, with more general insights from thinking through intersectionality, Sen’s (1985) capability approach, and the development of participatory dialogue and co-operation between academia, policy-makers and practical actors of working life.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Yhteiskunnallisesti ja taloudellisesti kestävä työelämä : Tasa-arvoa tutkimassa ja toteuttamassa
Editors	Suvi Heikkinen, Marjut Jyrkinen, Anna-Maija Lämsä, Charlotta Niemistö
Place of Publication	Helsinki
Publisher	Hanken School of Economics
Publication date	2020
Pages	212-223
ISBN (Print)	978-952-232-415-3
ISBN (Electronic)	978 952-232-416-0
Publication status	Published - 2020
MoE publication type	D2 Article in a professional research book (incl. editor's introduction, manuals, guides)

Publication series

Name	Hanken School of Economics Research Reports
Publisher	Hanken School of Economcs
Number	77
ISSN (Print)	0357-5764
ISSN (Electronic)	2242-7007

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 5 Gender Equality
SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

Keywords

512 Business and Management
sustainability
care
work
economy
gender

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Hearn, J. (2020). Placing the social and economic sustainability of working life in context: the international, the national, the transnational. In S. Heikkinen, M. Jyrkinen, A.-M. Lämsä, & C. Niemistö (Eds.), Yhteiskunnallisesti ja taloudellisesti kestävä työelämä: Tasa-arvoa tutkimassa ja toteuttamassa (pp. 212-223). (Hanken School of Economics Research Reports; No. 77). Hanken School of Economics. https://helda.helsinki.fi/dhanken/handle/10227/355402

Hearn, Jeff. / Placing the social and economic sustainability of working life in context : the international, the national, the transnational. Yhteiskunnallisesti ja taloudellisesti kestävä työelämä: Tasa-arvoa tutkimassa ja toteuttamassa . editor / Suvi Heikkinen ; Marjut Jyrkinen ; Anna-Maija Lämsä ; Charlotta Niemistö. Helsinki : Hanken School of Economics, 2020. pp. 212-223 (Hanken School of Economics Research Reports; 77).

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Placing the social and economic sustainability of working life in context: the international, the national, the transnational. / Hearn, Jeff.
Yhteiskunnallisesti ja taloudellisesti kestävä työelämä: Tasa-arvoa tutkimassa ja toteuttamassa . ed. / Suvi Heikkinen; Marjut Jyrkinen; Anna-Maija Lämsä; Charlotta Niemistö. Helsinki: Hanken School of Economics, 2020. p. 212-223 (Hanken School of Economics Research Reports; No. 77).

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