STC's Job Classes by Gender
STC grouped their positions into job classes, according to how
many men and women were, or had been in these jobs. They also checked
to see if stereotyping applied.
The list of female and male job classes
This is how STC grouped their positions into female and male job
classes:
| Job Class |
Composition |
Gender |
# of positions |
| General Manager |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Marketing Director |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Controller |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Sales Manager |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Administration Manager |
1/F |
F |
1 |
| Accounting Manager |
1/F |
F |
1 |
| Accountant |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Global Markets Specialist |
1/F |
F |
1 |
| Digital Markets Specialist |
1/F |
F |
1 |
| Sales Representative |
7M/1F |
M |
8 |
| Customer Service Supervisor |
1/F |
F |
1 |
| Financial Analyst |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Service/Systems Technician |
1/M |
M |
1 |
| Administrative Assistant |
2/F |
F |
2 |
| Secretary |
3/F |
F |
3 |
| Customer Service Clerk |
6/F |
F |
6 |
| Accounting Clerk |
2/F |
F |
2 |
| Receptionist/Typist |
1/F |
F |
1 |
Total # of positions
= 34
Total # of job classes = 18 |
Go to the next page and list your job classes
on a worksheet similar to the one above. Or, to skip this exercise,
go to the next topic - job rate.
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