Originally posted by Hurricane
What I meant was that women often get a lower-paid job title, but exactly the same duties, as a higher-paid male (say for example that the man is a "purchaser", but the woman is "assistant purchaser", even though they do the same job in practise).
What I meant was that women often get a lower-paid job title, but exactly the same duties, as a higher-paid male (say for example that the man is a "purchaser", but the woman is "assistant purchaser", even though they do the same job in practise).
As far as employment goes we seem to be only a very short step from making it illegal to even notice what gender an applicant is at interview.
All great fun and work for the lawyers. Unless you happened to be a woman employed in the (former) UK coal mining industry in which case the NUM forgot to lodge your claim and it is now out of time.

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