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Old 11-27-2016, 10:19 AM   #368 (permalink)
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You mean the minimum wage?

They legally can't pay them less
That was just one example but even if they aren't being paid minimum they have equal wages in other fields as well. As long as that field isn't a field where they have the ability to negotiate for a higher wage during the hiring process.

It falls back to the responsibility of the individual to ask to be paid more for their skill set.

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That's like how Breitbart (our new chief of staff) is quoted as saying the reason for men being more likely to get a job than women is that: "men are just better at interviews"

I don't buy it

I think men see women as easier to exploit and also simply just worth less than men
It's also women's lack of confidence that plays into it and how they view themselves as far as not wanting to be bitchy/aggressive in the workplace.
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