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• Work Inequalities in Later Life Redefined by Digitalisation - Introduction of the COST Action DIGI-net

  79-80

  Rasticová Martina

  Krekula Clary

  Megtekintések száma:

  73

  The COST Action CA21107, titled "Work Inequalities in Later Life Redefined by Digitalization (DIGI-net)," is an interdisciplinary initiative aimed at exploring the impact of digitalization on work inequalities faced by older workers. As digital transformation reshapes labor markets, it creates unique challenges and opportunities for individuals in later stages of their careers. DIGI-net investigates how digitalization influences employment conditions, career development, and work-life balance for older workers, with particular attention to disparities across gender, socioeconomic status, and cultural contexts.

• Uncertain Futures: Understanding Work and Retirement Inequalities facing Women Over 50 in Manchester, UK

  86-87

  Campbell Sarah

  James Hayley

  Dewhurst Elaine

  Megtekintések száma:

  74

  This paper will explore data generated through a coproduced art research project called Uncertain Futures. The project set out to explore the inequalities facing women over 50 in relation to work in Manchester, UK.

• Hungary Country report on digitalization and international comparison within the frameworks of the CA21107 COST Action Work inequalities in later life redefined by digitalization (DIGI-net)

  194-195

  Mónika Modla

  Ildikó Modláné Görgényi

  Andrea Ferenczi

  Megtekintések száma:

  85

  The Association For Women’s Career Development In Hungary (AWCDH) participates in the CA21107 COST Action “Work inequalities in later life redefined by digitalization (DIGI-net)”. AWCDH members participate in research activities in all 5 Working Groups.

• COVID-19, lockdown, elderly. Experiences of the follow up research among active older adults 2020-2021.

  40-42

  Patyán László

  Bene Ágnes

  Stumpf-Tamás Ivett

  Megtekintések száma:

  427

  Introduction, aims:
  The COVID-19 pandemic caused invaluable harms on the World during last two years. Among all economic and societal consequences the negative effects for elderly people was also apparent. Researches - among others - focused on the age related inequalities for accessing and using services, economic disadvantages, the decline of psychical, physical and mental conditions, reduced quality of life, increased level of loneliness, stress and depression, such as the increase and new faces of ageism.
  This research focused on the individual and organizational consequences of COVID – 19 pandemic and the effects of the state interventions followed by. The target group were identified as active seniors who have leading positions in different local and regional senior’s associations. These people were affected individually as a member of the age group and as an experts with organizational responsibilities as well.

  Research method:
  We chose a qualitative follow up (longitudinal) research method that was committed by semi structured phone interviews, recorded and anonymised. The time of the two data record focused and followed the main Hungarian waves of the pandemic: May – June in 2020 and June – July in 2021. Sample were collected from all districts of Hungary (n=42).

  Main research topics were:
  - The situation of the older adults (experiences about the local older people, daily life, problems, issues, social connections)
  - The life in the organization (activities, new initiatives, problems, issues)
  - Individual experiences (fears, daily life, social connections, shopping habits, use of ICT, vaccination).

  Results:
  We found significant differences on the personal life situation and the perception of pandemic and related interventions during the two waves. Pandemic situation may influenced these results. The age related “stay at home campaign” made more difficulties for the older people during the first wave, meanwhile related interventions weren’t so strict during the second wave by introducing shopping timeline for older people and night curfew for all in the late nights. Even first wave did not cause such harm like the second one in Hungary.
  During the first wave we found older people as a rule following citizens. They followed all the restrictions and regulations strictly. Life situations mainly were determined by the living conditions, that is means the ones who lived in the countryside mainly a house with garden experienced less negative effects than those, who lived in the housing estate area (first wave mainly fall on March – May).
  Older people reported increased importance of the local authorities. With the lack of central supporting interventions, local authorities played main role for local support, care and security. If the local government took care of older people they felt safety. Less interventions and coordination made older people insecured.
  The second wave made new situations for people. Older adults became one of the first target groups in vaccination and people started to cope with the pandemic.
  Older adults became more critical with governmental interventions.
  Critics focussed on the
  - pandemic related communication, the vaccination (older people mainly got Shinofarm vaccine that was not accepted in the EU at that time),
  - difficulties with the availability of health services, and
  - they experienced increased economic problems.
  The life in the organization: during the first wave we found frozen life of the seniors organization, cancelled and delayed programmes. Some initiatives were also reported. People preferred to keep contact via phone instead of using another ICT tools. Some of the answerer worried about the community life, how they can restart after the pandemic, others preferred the forthcoming chance for personal meetings.
  Seniors organisations may play an important role of the senior’s life by organizing free time and social activities, advocacy, and many other aspects of active ageing. As we made a first extract of this research further analyse will focus more on the good examples and new initiatives on the social, community and organizational levels.

• Országjelentés a digitalizációról a CA21107 COST Akció „Work Inequalities in Later Life redefined by Digitalization (DIGI-net)” keretében

  202-204

  Modláné Görgényi Ildikó

  Ferenczi Andrea

  Modla Mónika

  Megtekintések száma:

  107

  A CA21107 COST akció a „DIGI-net” a digitalizáció fejlesztésének és terjedésének az előrehaladás folyamataiban a munka terén tapasztalható eredményeket, az egyenlőtlenségeket, a hiányosságokat és azok kezelését gyűjti össze Európa országaiban. A projektben/kutatásban a civil társadalmi szervezetek, kutatók, szakemberek, szakértők vesznek részt.

• A nemek közötti egyensúly kérdései a digitális világban - Kutatás a „Work inequalities in later life redefined by digitalization (DIGI-net)” COST Akció keretében

  217-219

  Modláné Görgényi Ildikó

  Megtekintések száma:

  61

  A DIGI-net COST Akció keretében egy kb 100 oldalas tudományos kiadvány (antológia) készül az alábbi tervezett tartalommal: A 3. fejezet, a nemek közötti egyensúly kérdései a digitális világban téma kezdeményezője a Magyar Női Karrierfejlesztési Szövetség (MNKSZ), részéről Modláné Görgényi Ildikó kutatásvezető és Ferenczi Andrea Management Committee (Irányító bizottság magyar tagja a COST akcióban) vesznek részt az elkészítésében együttműködésben Prof. Daniela Tatiana Şoitu (Cuza University of Iasi) és Prof. Matt Flynn (Leicester University) társszerzőkkel.