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In this issue of "what rights" we will be looking at the position of women's pay on average to men's.
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In this issue of "what rights" we will be looking at the position of women's pay on average to men's. Before we discuss this statement we need to look at the attitude towards women many years ago. The role of the female is very different to those many years ago, women were stereotyped as their pace in the home to bring up the children, cook meals and to clean the home, this soon changed. During the second world war it was the responsibility of the women to take on the jobs that were dominated by the male industry. Women in 1979 accounted for approximately for 38% of workers, by 1997 this figure increased by% to 42% and increased a further 2% in 1998. The females also played a great importance in the 1990's due to demographic changes, there were a higher proportion of females than males, and it was 50.8% of...
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