The book "Female Occupational Segregation" offers a comprehensive analysis of the labor market situation for women in Honduras. It examines the trends and patterns of professional integration of economically active women over a period of nearly a decade, from 2001 to 2010. By evaluating statistical data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE), it highlights the factors contributing to vertical and horizontal segregation in the labor market. The findings indicate that there is a form of segregation in Honduras, although it is not extremely pronounced. The book addresses the sexual division of labor and the associated inequalities that particularly affect women. It is an important work for anyone engaged in gender issues and labor market research.