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Woman in the Workforce 10/21/2014 Woman Studies
Woman today came a long way in the workforce. In the 1960's there was a man mad era, which Woman roles was to get married in their 20's, have kids and become a homemaker. Woman spent more than 55 hours a week, doing household chores and caring for kids. Only one out of three entered the workforce and only 22 present of woman worked. During the late 1960 only 6 present were doctors, 3 present were lawyers, and less than that was engineers. Woman were paid less than men and denied opportunities. Women were limited to jobs as teachers, nurses or secretary. Woman had no earning or property’s to what their husbands had, but husbands had the right to rule their wives and also take their earning and property’s.
Social and education was more available for woman, meaning more jobs opportunities. While woman were getting degrees and making more money, it causes woman to wait longer to get married and also have kids. By 1998 woman entering the work force was three out of five women, which was more than what it was when woman started working. In 2000 more than 50 present of woman were working between the ages of 25 and 34. Woman held 16.5 percent of corporate office positions. While men held 84.6 positions. Women are obtaining more degrees than man at the virtually every level of education. Between 2005 and 2006 women earned 60 present of master degrees and more than 50 percent were doctor degrees. When 2006 came, woman increased 46 present of the pay in the workforce. Woman has been shaping the economy for the past 30 years. 500 companies were run by woman. While women were taking over these companies, men felt that they were been emendating because most of their bosses were woman an also making more money than they were.
As more women were entering the work force, it caused more dad to be a stay at home dad. As mother were working caused them to spend 12 hours a week with their children. That’s more
Woman today came a long way in the workforce. In the 1960's there was a man mad era, which Woman roles was to get married in their 20's, have kids and become a homemaker. Woman spent more than 55 hours a week, doing household chores and caring for kids. Only one out of three entered the workforce and only 22 present of woman worked. During the late 1960 only 6 present were doctors, 3 present were lawyers, and less than that was engineers. Woman were paid less than men and denied opportunities. Women were limited to jobs as teachers, nurses or secretary. Woman had no earning or property’s to what their husbands had, but husbands had the right to rule their wives and also take their earning and property’s.
Social and education was more available for woman, meaning more jobs opportunities. While woman were getting degrees and making more money, it causes woman to wait longer to get married and also have kids. By 1998 woman entering the work force was three out of five women, which was more than what it was when woman started working. In 2000 more than 50 present of woman were working between the ages of 25 and 34. Woman held 16.5 percent of corporate office positions. While men held 84.6 positions. Women are obtaining more degrees than man at the virtually every level of education. Between 2005 and 2006 women earned 60 present of master degrees and more than 50 percent were doctor degrees. When 2006 came, woman increased 46 present of the pay in the workforce. Woman has been shaping the economy for the past 30 years. 500 companies were run by woman. While women were taking over these companies, men felt that they were been emendating because most of their bosses were woman an also making more money than they were.
As more women were entering the work force, it caused more dad to be a stay at home dad. As mother were working caused them to spend 12 hours a week with their children. That’s more