"systemic gender" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the structures and processes within a society that perpetuate unequal treatment based on gender. It is typically used in discussions about gender equality and discrimination. Example: "The company's HR policies need to be reviewed and revised in order to address the systemic gender bias in our hiring and promotion processes."
The New Orleans police department was censured by the Department of Justice in 2011 for poor policing of crime, including an unprecedented finding of systemic gender bias in its failures to investigate sexual assaults.
Considering that even before austerity bit, Unison's 76%-female membership was already subject to systemic gender pay and conditions discrimination, and considering that during austerity, public sector workers have been hit extremely hard, Unison has hardly been a shining beacon of intelligent resistance.
Whether sexism rears its head in the political conversations of stuffy and elite male-only club-rooms or in the feverish urgency of social media crusades and online petitions, the result is often the same: built-in methods to tackle systemic gender inequality don't figure highly in the resulting campaigns and movements.
It seems to me that her hope that "if I work harder... then I'll be recognized, and that will make it easier for other women" would only be relevant if women face systemic gender discrimination in the workplace, as feminists contend.
A class action case will compensate an estimated 14,000 former RCMP employees for systemic gender discrimination later this year.
It will not be not easy for the AAUW and its allies to abandon the idea of systemic gender injustice.
A couple of years ago, the office went after Google in an attempt to obtain compensation data, followed by a claim that Google has systemic gender-based pay inequities.
During the litigation, as the OFCCP and Google battled over just how much data the company was compelled to hand over, a Department of Labor witness claimed that there are "systemic" gender-related disparities in compensation practices related to salary negotiations.
While the inner workings of subconscious sexism and systemic gender-based discrimination are being hashed out and disseminated by major and minor media alike, there's a practical fallout from Equal Pay Day as well.
But the more silent, insidious oppression of women through systemic roadblocks, gender bias and sexual objectification can be just as damaging, if not more so in terms of numbers of women affected.
We have developed a model encompassing the principal determinants of PK-PD for CPHPC in patients with systemic amyloidosis: gender, renal function, amyloid load, and whether amyloid involves the liver, all factors that are known before treatment with CPHPC is started.
