The Role of Gender: Changing Gender Roles at Home
The rapidly increasing number of women in the labor force has been both a cause and effect of the shift in gender roles in recent years. Women have had less time and often less energy to devote to their traditional role as homemaker. This has trig...
Subject: housework
Transcript: 's happened is, as more women work, There's less housework to be done. People are eating out, people are carrying out. If nobody's in the house all day, it
Working: Gender in the Workplace
Gender has always been and remains important in the workplace. On average, men make more money than women do; their career trajectories are also frequently different, often due to stereotyping and traditional perspectives about gender roles.
Subject: housework
Transcript: [milkman] women still remain responsible for the bulk of housework and childcare. and that, especially in the case of childcare, tends to create
Working: Division of Household Labor
Although there have been significant changes in the division of household labor in recent decades, many contend that the primary responsibility continues to rest with women.
Subject: housework
Transcript: the last 10 or 20 years. And part of what's happened is, as more women work, There's less housework to be done. People are eating out, people are