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arista 23-08-2016 11:15 AM

Gender Pay Gap Hits Women With Children Hardest
 
Yes in todays news
bloody single Mothers again
among them


[Gender Pay Gap Hits
Women With Children Hardest
Pay for women starts falling behind
men when they start a family and
plunges steadily for 12 years,
a report finds.
Women with children face
a widening
gender pay gap - leaving
them 33% worse
off than men by the
time their first
child is 12, a report has found.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS)
found the overall wage gap had
narrowed over the last 20 years,
but mothers have
been getting left behind.
The study found that
hourly pay rates
for women were currently
around 18% lower than men
on average - an improvement
on 23% in 2003 and 28% in 1993.]


http://news.sky.com/story/gender-pay...rdest-10548274

Niamh. 23-08-2016 11:19 AM

bloody single Mothers again?????

For every "bloody single mother" getting hate, there's a single father walking around without a care in the world

arista 23-08-2016 11:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8936208)
bloody single Mothers again?????

For every "bloody single mother" getting hate, there's a single father walking around without a care in the world


Yes men are bad news

Mystic Mock 23-08-2016 11:24 AM

Will this Government do anything that people actually wants by the end of it's term?

We don't want the Internet being so overly policed, we don't want the possibility of Fox Hunting coming back, People streaming Piracy or people watching "obscene Porn" shouldn't be getting harsher sentences than some murderers and paedophiles, and of course we want to be able to have well paid jobs, and women deserve equal pay to men, with children or without children.

arista 23-08-2016 11:25 AM

"Fox Hunting coming back"


I think that was a sick joke

Mystic Mock 23-08-2016 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 8936221)
"Fox Hunting coming back"


I think that was a sick joke

If half of their own party hadn't have turned it down then I'm sure the sicker half would've gone ahead with it.

Toy Soldier 23-08-2016 12:56 PM

There's an element of inevitability when it comes to children, unfortunately... No matter how you try to spin it, it will always be women who take on the physical side of carrying and birthing a child (and in an ideal world, feeding an infant) and so when it comes to starting a family, the vast majority of families are obviously going to go down the route of the woman taking a break in her career... And taking a break will be detrimental to career progression. I genuinely can't see many ways around it, other than positive discrimination, which is simply bad for everyone in my opinion.

Ironically, I think that women who have children EARLY are probably at an advantage, whereas most career driven people in reality leave it late. Those having kids in their late 30's and 40's are having to take time out from their established careers, breaking the flow, eroding contacts, etc... Whereas those who have children young and then START a career a bit later - in their mid to late 20's - then have a "clear road ahead" so to speak once the kids are a little older.

the truth 23-08-2016 01:05 PM

the report doesnt mention the fact women who keep the children get all the benefits and get to keep their house too and many women actually choose to do this...the usual skewed feminist drivel

Tom4784 23-08-2016 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the truth (Post 8936383)
the report doesnt mention the fact women who keep the children get all the benefits and get to keep their house too and many women actually choose to do this...the usual skewed feminist drivel

Grrr damn feminists and their facts!

Kizzy 23-08-2016 05:57 PM

As there is now maternity and paternity leave there is the hint there that both parties are responsible for the first few months of care. Why it should be considered a 'career break' I don't know. It's a perfectly normal thing to do have a child at any career stage, why it's still viewed as a negative only for mothers and not fathers is for me regressive.

Northern Monkey 23-08-2016 06:44 PM

We already knew this:shrug:

Women earn more than men in their early twenties and then if they decide to have kids they obviously don't earn as much.It's usually around 35 that they start earning less.It's inevitable.

Vicky. 23-08-2016 06:53 PM

Bloody single mothers, working to support their children :fist:

Almost as mad as those bloody single mothers who cannot/don't work to support their children :fist:

Firewire 23-08-2016 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8936926)
As there is now maternity and paternity leave there is the hint there that both parties are responsible for the first few months of care. Why it should be considered a 'career break' I don't know. It's a perfectly normal thing to do have a child at any career stage, why it's still viewed as a negative only for mothers and not fathers is for me regressive.

You'd think people were giving birth long before there were jobs... Apparently not!

Alf 23-08-2016 07:39 PM

Man did a great thing for feminism, he invented 'The Pill'

It comes down to lifestyle choice.

Marsh. 24-08-2016 12:22 AM

omg, bloody single mothers not getting treated fairly again. :fist:

Niamh. 24-08-2016 08:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 8937035)
Bloody single mothers, working to support their children :fist:

Almost as mad as those bloody single mothers who cannot/don't work to support their children :fist:

:laugh:


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