Are the women that are protesting Trump getting equal pay as the men?

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  1. PhoenixV profile image64
    PhoenixVposted 7 years ago

    Are the women that are protesting Trump getting equal pay as the men?

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    Old Poolmanposted 7 years ago

    I worked for over 60 years in various occupations.  During that time I never once met a woman who was paid less than a man for doing "exactly" the same job.  The key word here being "exactly" the same job.

    I'm not saying it never happens but I never experienced this even once in my working career.

    1. Dont Taze Me Bro profile image60
      Dont Taze Me Broposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      How much you want to bet the women protesting Trump are on welfare or unemployment or can't even find someone who wants to hire them.

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      Old Poolmanposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Tsad - I don't know of a single employer who decides to pay a woman less than they pay a man for the same job.  Do you?

  3. tamarawilhite profile image86
    tamarawilhiteposted 7 years ago

    The "equal pay" myth has been debunked many times except by feminists who want to uphold it.
    If women work equal hours in the exact same jobs with the same amount of experience, they make as much money.
    Liberals ignore facts like:
    * unskilled women work in retail and childcare and service while unskilled men do more physically demanding work like construction and landscaping, so they are paid more for the physical effort
    * men at all education levels are more likely to do dangerous work, from mining to forestry, and they get paid more as a result
    * women are more likely to take time off their careers to have children or shift to part time, so they don't have as much experience on average as men
    * women are more likely than men to work part time, with or without children, and it would be immoral to pay the woman working 30 hours the same flat rate as a man who works 50
    * women are less likely to work overtime than men even when given the chance; this actually causes part of the doctor shortage where female doctors rarely work more than 40 whereas the men more often work 60-70 hours a week

  4. Let-freedom-rigng profile image61
    Let-freedom-rigngposted 7 years ago

    I think some companies are better at abiding with equal rights than others. 
    But I will most surely expect a government job in most areas will abide by that.

 
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