Women Are Struggling To Regain Lost Ground In The Workforce After COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated social and economic inequalities between men and women in Canada. At the start of the pandemic, many women stopped looking for work.
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated social and economic inequalities between men and women in Canada. At the start of the pandemic, many women stopped looking for work.
We need to understand that there is a difference between biological similarity and social equality. But having different bodies cannot justify inequality in rights.
It is sad to think that society equates openness to stubbornness, condemns our choices and boxes us into these preconceived societal moulds
Psychology and intelligence researchers are unequivocal: men and women do not differ in actual IQ.
Pannu highlighted the element of entrenched sexism that only women are bombarded for hiking their salaries and were a man to do the same it would be viewed as “The Fruit Of His Labor.” The 33-year-old actor added that Kareena Kapoor is well within her rights to demand a sturdy salary for a comparatively more incommodious shoot. Kareena was criticised online recently after it was reported that she’d asked for ₹12 crores to play Sita in a film.
The three couples challenged the more than century-old provision based on the Civil Code and the family register law in 2018 after local governments refused to accept their marriage registrations.
During the pandemic women were more likely to lose their jobs than men. This loss had a major impact on women’s economic freedoms as well as their social freedoms.
To assume this pandemic will inevitably lead to reductions in inequality and usher in a better world would be irresponsible.
India in gender gap index released by the World Economic Forum has seen a downward fall and now ranks 140 out of 156 countries. Here are all the factors contributing to it.
Over 70 percent women feel that family responsibilities come in the way of their career.