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Re: Say it isn't so August 23, 2018 | Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 2,363 |
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cfuter
WTF they never stop.
What is it that they really want? a two hour work day and work from home options?
Plus, they make it hard on themselves. Driving kids everywhere, playdates instead of letting kids play, too many activities, of which they taxi kids to, having more and more kids. Except some divorced moms at work, it seems most all have fucking 3 kids. If it is SO damn hard, why not stop at two, or better yet one?
Re: Say it isn't so August 23, 2018 | Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 9,197 |
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The wage gap between women with kids and without widens with every additional child, according to the research. Women with one child, for example, earn 14 percent less than their childless counterparts — even when controlling for their education level. Women with two children earn 18 percent less, and women with three or more earn 24 percent less.
But pay isn’t the only thing docked when women become mothers. Myriad studies in the past decade have shown that employers view mothers as “less competent” than their childless peers overall.
Re: Say it isn't so August 23, 2018 | Registered: 9 years ago Posts: 3,708 |
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bell_flower
As women have more children, they are generally less available to devote hours to a job. (Unless the Dud or a family member or a nanny is the primary caretaker.) Women without children or anyone else who is working more hours should be making more money. Why is this so hard to understand?
I don't know where HBR is getting all these results. Maybe it's because I work in the public sector, and am living under government-legislated values, but I CANNOT WAIT to depart the workforce. In almost 40 years I've been crapped on and heard it all. I've been told
I don't need to make as much as people with families and I don't "need" to be promoted as much as someone with kids
Parents should have preferential treatment when it comes to taking vacations (fuck no, it should be first come, first served)
I shouldn't take vacation during the Summer because parunts need that time
That FMLA (U.S. law where you can take up to six months leave without pay for an illness for self or family member) may be written to include family members, but if you don't have children, you arent' really a family. (I took that one up the chain and was branded a "troublemaker" when I used it to take care of a parent. Yeah, I was a troublemaker because I elected to take a benefit.)
Parents are allowed to skip out for any child related reason, including fallout of clumps that didnt' take, but dawG forbid that I'm sick myself or I have a sick animal or a sick family member or really need to attend to any personal business. I have no children, therefore I apparently have no life.
I can't wait to GTFO of the workforce which is becoming more stupid and more Breederific each day.
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twocents
I heard the founder of the metoo movement just had to pay off some guy she sexually harassed. Anyone know anything of this?