Bookshops can invite authors to read out some of their works; music stores can organise live music performances; clothing stores fashion shows, etc.

1. Stresses that there is a strong horizontal segregation or gender-specific division of labour in the service sector: almost half the women in employment are concentrated in 10 of the 130 occupations listed in the International Standard Classification of Occupations drawn up by the International Labour Organisation (ILO): shop salespersons and sales demonstrators, domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers, personal care and related workers, office clerks, administration associate professionals, housekeeping and restaurant services workers, secretaries and keyboard operators, general managers, finance and sales associate prof ...[+++]essionals and nursing and midwifery associate professionals;

1. Stresses that there is a strong horizontal segregation or gender-specific division of labour in the service sector: almost half the women in employment are concentrated in 10 of the 130 occupations listed in the International Standard Classification of Occupations drawn up by the International Labour Organisation (ILO): shop salespersons and sales demonstrators, domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers, personal care and related workers, office clerks, administration associate professionals, housekeeping and restaurant services workers, secretaries and keyboard operators, general managers, finance and sales associate prof ...[+++]essionals and nursing and midwifery associate professionals;

The categories are: furniture stores, home furnishings, computer sales, home electronics, supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, gasoline stations, clothing stores — shoes, clothing and accessories — sporting goods, and general merchandise.

A report by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency shows that chemicals in textiles may be harmful to the health of consumers and employees in shops selling clothes and fabrics and that, when such textiles are washed, the chemicals discharged may damage the environment.

A report by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency shows that chemicals in textiles may be harmful to the health of consumers and employees in shops selling clothes and fabrics and that, when such textiles are washed, the chemicals discharged may damage the environment.