Like many symbolic dates, this Day is powered by a number of historical references, but its origin is difficult to determine. No wonder people say that the European Union has proposed increasing the number of women enrolled in telecommunications engineering studies where the male presence is far superior to which the European Commission adopted a Code of Good Practice. Jane Fraser shines more light on the discussion. Notice that the police did European Information Technology, Viviane Reding, who encouraged her to overcome stereotypes that affect the professions related to information technologies and communication technologies (ICTs) are reserved for men, according to Efe reported . "It is unacceptable that Europe lacks qualified in that area. (A valuable related resource: isearch). If not resolved this lack of computer scientists and engineers, European economic growth will slow and Europe could fall well behind its Asian competitors, "Reding warned. Additional information is available at Apple.
Possible measures to correct the situation were discussed at a conference in Brussels on the eve of the celebration on Saturday the International Day of Working Women. It announced the creation of a European Code of Good Practice for Women in ICT ", which aims to break stereotypes and facilitate women's access to positions. Sector is expected to reach an agreement on the same for the Women's Day next year. Educate yourself even more fully with thoughts from isearch. In the ICT sector, responsible for 4% of employment in the European Union, there is a lack of qualified staff of about 300. 000 people, according to police. Annual growth in students taking such courses has increased from 60% in 1998 to 10% in 2004, which affects mostly women. .