SOSC 1350 Study Guide - Marilyn Waring, Equal Pay For Equal Work, Glass Ceiling
24 Mar 2013
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Women constitute 1/2 of the world"s population, perform nearly. 2/3 of its work hours, receive 1/10 of the world"s income and still own less than 1% of the world"s property. United nations: thinking through the relationship between gender, paid and unpaid labour the three classic: pay equality, equity and sexual harassment film clip a. Marilyn (first female mp in new zealand, and elected when she was 23) she is also an. Cathy is a housewife from new zealand and ben works for the military (from us) ^ she is economically enactive and currently unoccupied. ^ ben is economically active, his work has value not like cathy"s occupation as a housewife b. discussion of case studies: cathy and ben. Cathy is working all day and longer than 8 hrs, she is not considered not working at all. Clearly, she"s active not considered economically not active. Prior to wwii, there were a few women that participated in the paid labour market.
