Gender Roles
How Occupational Segregation Undervalues "Women's Work"
START
Samuel : Branquinho : Acsa
INDEX
opening hook
core idea
defining gender roles
male jobs vs female jobs
summary
opinion, solution
closing
interactive questions
two doctors.equally qualified.same hours. saving lives.surgeon, pediatrician.
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Labeled jobs
the gender pay gap. occupational segregation."female" job depreciation.
+ info
Defining gender roles
what are gender roles? gender roles dictate how men and women should behave. breadwinning men. caregiving women.
+ info
Why are most jobs so segregated?
skills needed.experience. better image.
+ info
Men in Female jobs
Women in Male jobs
I'm in a female-dominated job and I am the manager
I'm in a male-dominated job, i get judged and overlooked really often.
Summary
The gender pay gap isn't just about unequal pay, it's also about women getting overlooked in male-dominated jobs
Proposed Solution
In our opinion, the solution goes beyond just passing laws. We need radical pay transparency.'
Every company should be required to audit their pay scales, not just by job title, but by comparing the objective value of a "caring" role against a "technical" one.
Closing Statement
When we dismiss pediatric care as just "woman's work" instead of complex, life-saving care, we are putting a price tag on a stereotype. And that price is being paid, every single day, by millions of women — and the families who depend on their income.
interactive question
interactive question
interactive question
History
Gender roles trace back to the Paleolithic era. Men hunt.Women gather.Strong men.Intellectual women.
Male and Female Dominance
16.9
83.1
11
89
Occupational Segregation
the real problem isn't just the separation. it's that we then assign less value to the jobs associated with women.
Tech jobs
Jobs that are male-dominated usually require hard skills, rather than soft skills. Women strive in jobs that require you to be more sociable and patient.
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Gender Roles
How Occupational Segregation Undervalues "Women's Work"
START
Samuel : Branquinho : Acsa
INDEX
opening hook
core idea
defining gender roles
male jobs vs female jobs
summary
opinion, solution
closing
interactive questions
two doctors.equally qualified.same hours. saving lives.surgeon, pediatrician.
+ info
Labeled jobs
the gender pay gap. occupational segregation."female" job depreciation.
+ info
Defining gender roles
what are gender roles? gender roles dictate how men and women should behave. breadwinning men. caregiving women.
+ info
Why are most jobs so segregated?
skills needed.experience. better image.
+ info
Men in Female jobs
Women in Male jobs
I'm in a female-dominated job and I am the manager
I'm in a male-dominated job, i get judged and overlooked really often.
Summary
The gender pay gap isn't just about unequal pay, it's also about women getting overlooked in male-dominated jobs
Proposed Solution
In our opinion, the solution goes beyond just passing laws. We need radical pay transparency.'
Every company should be required to audit their pay scales, not just by job title, but by comparing the objective value of a "caring" role against a "technical" one.
Closing Statement
When we dismiss pediatric care as just "woman's work" instead of complex, life-saving care, we are putting a price tag on a stereotype. And that price is being paid, every single day, by millions of women — and the families who depend on their income.
interactive question
interactive question
interactive question
History
Gender roles trace back to the Paleolithic era. Men hunt.Women gather.Strong men.Intellectual women.
Male and Female Dominance
16.9
83.1
11
89
Occupational Segregation
the real problem isn't just the separation. it's that we then assign less value to the jobs associated with women.
Tech jobs
Jobs that are male-dominated usually require hard skills, rather than soft skills. Women strive in jobs that require you to be more sociable and patient.