Podcasts about equal pay for equal work

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In this episode of The Five Minute Advocate, Eva explains how the phrase 'women's work' is outdated and wrong. The caring sector and work that is generally considered women's work is under-resourced and underpaid. So, how do we change it? Not labeling them as 'Women's Issues' is certainly one way to start.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

equal pay for equal work says, pay a woman as much as a man for doing the same job.  This is one way to determine the value of women - as much as a man.   But this is a limiting value system.   The woman in many instances has far MORE value than a man.   Why do we measure ourselves with men?   A man can't have a baby.  And without babies, there are no more men!!         

This program today is one to let us start to think about ways we can determine the value of a woman. It barely scratches the surface of this enormous topic!        

This event was moderated by Mona Jha, Chief Diversity Officer of Baruch College. The 2019 Women’s History Month highlighted ACLU attorney Gillian Thomas for a discussion of her book, Because of Sex: One Law, Ten Cases, and Fifty Years That Changed American Women’s Lives at Work, which chronicles the Supreme Court’s landmark sex discrimination cases, and of what that history can teach us about the fight to achieve gender justice on the job. The topic for the day’s presentation is entitled “Sex Discrimination at Work: Then and Now.”   

This event was moderated by Mona Jha, Chief Diversity Officer of Baruch College. The 2019 Women's History Month highlighted ACLU attorney Gillian Thomas for a discussion of her book, Because of Sex: One Law, Ten Cases, and Fifty Years That Changed American Women's Lives at Work, which chronicles the Supreme Court's landmark sex discrimination cases, and of what that history can teach us about the fight to achieve gender justice on the job. The topic for the day's presentation is entitled “Sex Discrimination at Work: Then and Now.”   

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  I talked with a young man recently who said his wife had to quit teaching school.  He said she came home crying every night.  She says the problems kids have in the home are enormous, but  beyond her authority and breaking her heart.  Where is the mother?    So they decided to start their own business.  He is an engineer and has been trained by the manufacturer's to fix ultra-sound machines.  She runs the business at home, raising the kids and home-schooling them,  and he does the fixing.  I asked him how he would describe his wife and he said, she is my everything.   Today's show is Part 2 of a series about the divine feminine woman - who is she, what does she do?      

I am beginning a series on women:   The Divine Feminine.    Where are we?  Where do we want to go? How are we important?   How do we measure our importance?    What is it that women want today?     Today I am giving the root of the problem and then in succeeding shows I will discuss how we got here..... and where we go from "here."    

American men today are confused, frustrated and hurt.   They wonder about wonder woman.   They really just want a woman to love them and be by their side and take care of them, their home and their children.    What happened?  

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