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Originally posted by Parsifal: ↑

pay rates are calculated on the basis of percentage of full time work

and for your information that women don’t work in sectors regarded as dangerous had as much to do with h discrimination as anything else. Women weren’t allowed in underground mines - because men thought it brought bad luck was its basis. Women weren’t able to get work as tradies. Women were actively discouraged from STEM careers

many women now who work in mines - where employers regard them as better drivers or equipment- leave because they can’t bear the sexism.

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Most of your arguments refer to the past rather than the current state of things.

These days it is many female CEO's who don't want to hire woman because of the HR problems they bring to a workplace.

Thats right - like Al Bundy they know woman and they don't want them in their workplace as a result of their knowledge.
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