Gender inequalities exist in many areas of life according to the document. [1] Women earn on average 19% less than men, make up only 20% of FTSE 100 directors, and 70% of minimum wage workers. [2] Men work on average 5 more hours per week than women and hold more dangerous jobs. [3] Women are more likely to live in poverty, with 1 in 4 living below the poverty line in retirement compared to 1 in 10 men.
Gender inequalities exist in many areas of life according to the document. [1] Women earn on average 19% less than men, make up only 20% of FTSE 100 directors, and 70% of minimum wage workers. [2] Men work on average 5 more hours per week than women and hold more dangerous jobs. [3] Women are more likely to live in poverty, with 1 in 4 living below the poverty line in retirement compared to 1 in 10 men.
Gender inequalities exist in many areas of life according to the document. [1] Women earn on average 19% less than men, make up only 20% of FTSE 100 directors, and 70% of minimum wage workers. [2] Men work on average 5 more hours per week than women and hold more dangerous jobs. [3] Women are more likely to live in poverty, with 1 in 4 living below the poverty line in retirement compared to 1 in 10 men.
- Gender pay gap is 19% - Females live 4 years longer in - One quarter of women will live according to the Fawcett Society the UK below the poverty line in 2014 - Males are 3 times more likely to retirement, twice more than - Women make up 20% of FTSE commit suicide men 100 directors - 80% of alcoholics are men - Women make up 70% of the - 70% of minimum wage workers world’s poor are women - Cuts to welfare disproportionately affect women - HORIZONTAL SEGREGATION - Different sectors of the economy are dominated by either male or female workers. For example, healthcare by women and trades by men.
- Possible evidence of gender role
socialisation VERTICAL SEGREGATION - Within occupational groups, women tend to be concentrated at the lower levels. (McDowell study 1992)
WORK AND EMPLOYMENT- MALE FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION
- Men work 5 more hours each - Males less likely to be able to - Boys are twice as likely to be week work flexibly diagnosed with special - The most dangerous and least - UK fathers work the longest educational needs secure jobs are usually the hours in Europe - Boys 4x more likely to be domain of men - 40% of fathers work more than excluded from school - 95% of people killed at work are 48 hours - Average 10% higher pass rate men for girls at GCSE - - White working-class males are highest underachievers at school