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In reply to the discussion: Which Part of a Woman is 23% less than a Man? [View all]joeglow3
(6,228 posts)128. You work in a shitty field
I work in accounting and, at worst, women are paid equal in every international company I have worked for (four now).
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Again, they are using an "average" fulll time male vs. full time female
taught_me_patience
May 2014
#5
You're changing the subject instead of addressing the issue. And everyone knows why. nt
redqueen
May 2014
#61
You posted that 'study' to defend the claims of Warren Farrell, that sometimes date rapists were
redqueen
May 2014
#70
LOL, you're posting shit from some other site that who knows who posted it... and how long ago?
redqueen
May 2014
#74
They aren't for the same reason women aren't applying for jobs roofing houses
Major Nikon
May 2014
#79
And not because they KNOW they can make double the pay unskilled? LOL, sure thing.
bettyellen
May 2014
#81
Do you really want someone to explain why skilled workers are paid higher wages?
Taitertots
May 2014
#107
McDonald's CEO isn't a skilled worker. I thought you ment engineers, Welders, electricians....
Taitertots
May 2014
#110
I'll take your post as an indication that you either understand why skilled employees get higher...
Taitertots
May 2014
#114
You asked it. I asked if you wanted it explained to you. You replied that you did.
Taitertots
May 2014
#117
I don't think anyone questions the pay equality for civil service workers, it exists mainly where
okaawhatever
May 2014
#25
Obama pays his female staff 88 cents on the dollar compared to his male staff
Major Nikon
May 2014
#59
If you have a link where the President or VP uses the phrase "for the exact same work",
Nye Bevan
May 2014
#30
No it wasn't based on one thing.....you need to read the thread before you post....
VanillaRhapsody
May 2014
#143
and somehow you think YOU are smarter than ALL the experts out there on this subject...
VanillaRhapsody
May 2014
#144
Simple question. How many hours does the average "full time" woman work?
lumberjack_jeff
May 2014
#132
I read something, I believe it was last year, that said women had less unemployment than men and
okaawhatever
May 2014
#28
There were some articles that women had gains when unemployment dropped, but the gains were
bettyellen
May 2014
#44
Perhaps there's a market for those Knife Shoes that Frau whatsername wore in the Austin Powers
MADem
May 2014
#48
That is why Lily Ledbetter is so important. it makes it easier for women to sue for wage
okaawhatever
May 2014
#26
I was the only woman on the project, remotely leading a team of 10 technicians....
moriah
May 2014
#32
While true, why is so much of the lower wage work pushed on women and the higher
MillennialDem
May 2014
#56
When women are better educated, it's hard to imagine how anything is being pushed on them
Major Nikon
May 2014
#91
As a woman who majored in math (M.S.) I faced a decent amount of sexism. I've heard it's worse in
MillennialDem
May 2014
#92
Sweden has policies that are family friendly and encourage moms to do that, here the burden is on
bettyellen
May 2014
#98
Social progress always lags way behind modern political and economic realities
davidn3600
May 2014
#99
People are "stuck" in gender roles less and less. Perhaps in more conservative areas it will take
bettyellen
May 2014
#103
Perhaps because bearing a kid was never an option for you it's not relevant. Random my ass.
bettyellen
May 2014
#102
Get back to me when you come up with something better than emotional appeals
Major Nikon
May 2014
#105
It's an observation, LOL- but not shocked you misread that also. When you are incapable of listening
bettyellen
May 2014
#109
Yes, the best way for women to earn more is to negotiate hard, and turn it around...
bettyellen
May 2014
#112
It has got both good and bad parts to it, and was worse 25 years ago- the pay discrimination was
bettyellen
May 2014
#131
The advantages are you can learn so much, I was pretty much running my dept in 18 months,
bettyellen
May 2014
#134
Totally, it's not like those statistics have any real effect on people's lives or anything. Nt.
Lunacee_2013
May 2014
#157
I'm more surprised at the snotty replies, than i am about who is making them
Scootaloo
May 2014
#155