The GENERA PAM Tool

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Return to select task  – Find indicators to specify targets and to monitor change
Return to select 1st level target – Removing barriers to the recruitment and career progression of female researchers
Return to select 2nd level target – Equal opportunities for career progression for male and female researchers
Return to select 3rd level target – Supporting the reconciliation between work and private life / care responsibilities


The following indicators can be relevant to find out where your institution stands regarding the support for reconciliation of work and private life / care responsibilities and to formulate targets how to improve reconciliation.

IndicatorValueDescription & Use
Researchers who have reduced working hours due to care for family members Number by sex
Percentage of m/f worktime reducers of all m/f with kids
The indicator shows the influence of individual lifestyles and its impact
on working hours and consequently on career opportunities.
FESTA1)
Part-time employment rate of male and female researchers Proportion (%) of female researchers with part-time employment
Proportion (%) of male researchers with part-time employment
% f = # of part-time employed female researchers / total number of employed female researchers

% m = # of part-time employed male researchers / total number of employed male researchers

The indicator compares the part-time employment rate amongst men researchers and women researchers respectively. It includes researchers at all career stages.
She figures2)

"Here is a list of activities"Please have a look at the list of relevant indicators and its use.

1)
FESTA – Female Empowerment in Science and Technology Academia: FESTA Toolkit WP3.2. Towards Raising Organizational Awareness http://eige.europa.eu/sites/default/files/festa_toolkit_towards_raising_organizational_awareness.pdf
2)
European Commission (2016). She figures 2015. Gender in Research and Innovation. Statistics and Indicators. https://ec.europa.eu/research/swafs/pdf/pub_gender_equality/she_figures_2015-final.pdf