Gender discrimination in career is always a controversial issue in the society, and there are a significant number of females who have suffered from it in the past decades. Numerous policies are taken into practice to solve this problem. In light of these policies, as time goes by, gender discrimination in career has been improved in variety of posts. Regarding support for this claim, there this a strong support of this area: as time goes by, gender discrimination in career has been improved. Thomas (2016) indicated in the early 1960s, the airline industry's rules stipulate that female flight attendants couldn't be over the age of 30, married or pregnant. Several years later, National Organization for Women ruled that sex-segregated violated
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Hellen (2016) pointed out in the past, some female broadcasters at the BBC are paid at a discount to male. However, with the females’ struggle and the protection of legislations, females are treated fairly and paid equally now (Hellen 2016). Furthermore, the average pay of women who have made it into the top echelons of the corporation is £198000, compared to £192000 for the men at this level (Hellen 2016). Another case is women are slowly joining the senior ranks of Wall Street firms (Antilla, 2016). According to its 2015 human resources report last year, women at Deutsche Bank represented 20.5% of the firm's directors and managing directors, up from 17.1% in 2011 (Antilla, 2016). From these statistics it is clear females has paid equally when compared to the male in same post, some even excess the males’, different from the past situation where the women did the same work as man but paid less. Even more remarkably, women are supposed to do simple work and cannot get a significant post in the past, but now, even in such major companies, women are in the position of senior post, and the number of women who are in the this post are continually increased which means women are paid much attention on and the gender discrimination in career has been improved in some …show more content…
Cadwalladr (2016) pointed out in variety of posts like receptionists, females are required to wear high-heeled shoes during the work time which increase risk of suffering from back pain, degenerative joint disease etc. Cadwalladr (2016) also suggested even though women wear the high-heeled shoes, use variety of cosmetics in order to give customers a sense of respective, their salary still lower than the men who spend little time and money on such things. However, the definition of high-heeled shoes can be ambiguous, some professional companies stipulate women to wear high-heeled shoes from 2 inches to 4 inches which can make them confidence and look invigorative (Masters, 2016). This means Women have the right to choose different high-heeled shoes, and it is generally accepted 2 inches’ are not so harmful to women’s health. Additionally, men are required to wear business suit even in hot summer to keep official. Generally speaking, it is
Hellen (2016) pointed out in the past, some female broadcasters at the BBC are paid at a discount to male. However, with the females’ struggle and the protection of legislations, females are treated fairly and paid equally now (Hellen 2016). Furthermore, the average pay of women who have made it into the top echelons of the corporation is £198000, compared to £192000 for the men at this level (Hellen 2016). Another case is women are slowly joining the senior ranks of Wall Street firms (Antilla, 2016). According to its 2015 human resources report last year, women at Deutsche Bank represented 20.5% of the firm's directors and managing directors, up from 17.1% in 2011 (Antilla, 2016). From these statistics it is clear females has paid equally when compared to the male in same post, some even excess the males’, different from the past situation where the women did the same work as man but paid less. Even more remarkably, women are supposed to do simple work and cannot get a significant post in the past, but now, even in such major companies, women are in the position of senior post, and the number of women who are in the this post are continually increased which means women are paid much attention on and the gender discrimination in career has been improved in some …show more content…
Cadwalladr (2016) pointed out in variety of posts like receptionists, females are required to wear high-heeled shoes during the work time which increase risk of suffering from back pain, degenerative joint disease etc. Cadwalladr (2016) also suggested even though women wear the high-heeled shoes, use variety of cosmetics in order to give customers a sense of respective, their salary still lower than the men who spend little time and money on such things. However, the definition of high-heeled shoes can be ambiguous, some professional companies stipulate women to wear high-heeled shoes from 2 inches to 4 inches which can make them confidence and look invigorative (Masters, 2016). This means Women have the right to choose different high-heeled shoes, and it is generally accepted 2 inches’ are not so harmful to women’s health. Additionally, men are required to wear business suit even in hot summer to keep official. Generally speaking, it is