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gsmoove23
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aah, I was hoping for a thread on suggestions for soliciting and prostiitution.
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Oerdin
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of Internet Music.
Sep 2001 time: 21:27
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quote: Originally posted by ADG
Why is there a difference in the wage between women and men? If they are hired to do the same job, shouldn't they also get the same wage?
I know lots of women who works harder/better than the males at their working place, but still they get less payed than the men...
Why's that? If they work harder/better than guys, then why doesn't they get more money than them? Or atleast the same amount? |
While in college I took a whole class on gender roles and relations in which we covered the supposed "Female Wage Gap" which the National Organization of Women (NOW) claims exists. NOW claims that women only make 70% of what men make and they arrived at this number by taking the national average income women make and comparing it to the national income men make which is total garbage since it doesn't control for education, industry type, experience, etc.
The national labor relations board (part of the Labor Department) did a study in the early 1990s which controlled for all these factors (i.e. compared people in the same industry who had the same types of degrees from similar types of schools, who worked in the same cities, who had the same amount of experience) and they found a wage gap did exsist but that it was only around 2% instead of the 30% NOW claimed. The Department of Labor attributed the 2% difference to things like men being more willing to ask their boss for a raise, men are often more willing to switch employers or relocate, and men are often more willing to cut family time in order to work extra hours.
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