Women and Work: A Conceptual Framework
This article investigates the structures that lock women into jobs that offer low pay and minimal security. The argument advanced assumes that the marked inequality of women in the work place serves the perceived interests of powerful groups. To endure, that inequality must be organized and institut...
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| description | This article investigates the structures that lock women into jobs that offer low pay and minimal security. The argument advanced assumes that the marked inequality of women in the work place serves the perceived interests of powerful groups. To endure, that inequality must be organized and institutionalized. The authors suggest a framework of analysis that faces the nature of the relationships among the sources of power, institutions, and processes that keep women in this unequal position in the work force. |
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