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Why are we still struggling with gender equality? : Comments
By Conrad Liveris, published 5/3/2014However, we face a growing gender pay gap and lack of political or economic will to really change this. We've been stagnant, and at times regressive, over the past twenty years.
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Because its an imaginary boogeyman?
Because you're expecting the lives of millions of free individuals to match some kindergarten-level theory?
You claim a huge discrepancy, yet cite *no figures*.
What is the difference?
What is this calculation based on, annual income, hourly rates, same job in same industry or across industries/positions?
Of course, people who do different work are not going to get the same pay.
Women don't necessarily *want* to do the same positions or work in the same industries.
Not in equal numbers anyway.
To get completely equivalent results, you'd need the same number of men and women doing the same jobs for the same hours with the same amount of leave.
In what fantastic universe is this ever going to happen?!
And why don't we want quotas?
Well, if we support equality of opportunity, we don't want to be hypocrites.
And we if we support personal liberty, we don't want to be fascist dictators.
Suseonline "The truth is that there is still unequal pay for equal work/hours for women in some industries in this country"
Cite a single award that stipulates lower hourly rates for women.
Cite a single court case involving an employer who does this.
Why are you presuming all women who leave work when pregnant had "unplanned kiddies"?
As usual for the abortion fanatic, children cannot be wanted, they must be a mistake, a burden.