Gender In The Workplace

Gender effects on the economy play an extremely important role in society, education, and the workplace. Whether you’re male or female you could have an impact on how economical decisions are made. Women are often targeted as the weaker gender while men are seen as more dominate. In the new millennium women are showing more that they are just as equal to men in the workplace, education, and in a changing society. Yet in some cases women become more dominate do to a sympathetic purpose or underestimation of a woman. In this paper we will explore different articles supporting how equality of gender is affecting the economy due to a preconceived society, standards in education, and how the workplace serves as a major factor into how males and …show more content…
This like corporate America sends the message of who is to play this certain role. All workplaces across the world have a certain way of making an impact on the differences of genders and their roles in the workplace. Depending on your gender in most countries women and men are accepting jobs based on what they feel s for their specific gender such as nursing. In history most nurses are women and have been declared as a major career for women while men on the other hand usually strive to become a doctor so that he may have the upper hand. Men are said to let their egos get the best of them but in the new millennium more men are stepping over to become what most calla “woman job.” Women are starting to take charge and learn independence from men and also crossover to men dominated fields. Is it fair to the economy that a man just because his biology make up is considered stronger than a woman that he should get the better paying career or make the better person to decide what to do with this country r that …show more content…
Hilary throughout this election have been called out so many times because she is a woman, yet how soon do they forget that during her husbands presidency the US was economically prosperous or so it seemed. To bring a woman in office would be to pull the country out of its economic troubles due to the fact that this woman has already been there and done it with her husband. There should be a equal race as if Hilary were a man and not a woman, the media is relying to heavily on the notion that women are emotionally unstable. The Washington Post poll shows that women say they would support Clinton by a striking 61-33 percent and me say they would back her by a far smaller count of 49-46 percent -- within the margin of error hat's a 25-point gap between Clinton's margin among women and among men (Blake, Aaron The Washington Post