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Originally Posted by Guest
Don you do realize that J.D. Vance, the author of Hillbilly Elegy is a man don't you? Companies in this day an age don't care who they are cutting only that those jobs are being cut to feed the ever present dragon. If your company doesn't make the expected growth projected by Wall Street then hell fire will rain down.
The last 10 years of my employment in corporate America brought a number of those cycles.
But as of 2011 women made up 47% of the workforce so were still in the minority. But the real reason women maybe employed more is that they are only paid 77 cents to every dollar a man makes.
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Your 77 cents to the dollar for women-frankly I thought the percentage was lower than that. But, in any case, the number is an AVERAGE. With most top executives, the guys with the multi million compensation packages being men. It distorts AVERAGES. Aside,the top person at pepsi is a woman. I do not recall her name. I do recall a public interview where she discussed balancing her job with her family life.
Assuming that your 47% number is correct, YOU ARE REALLY STRETCHING IT TO CALL THAT A MINORITY.