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Christina Pike survives execution attempt
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<blockquote data-quote="CryptCreeper72" data-source="post: 445312" data-attributes="member: 5055"><p>So, you are saying that jobs that are physically demanding are tougher than jobs that aren't and therefore are worth higher wages? [USER=57984]@Spooky Owl![/USER] I love you and love most of your posts, but of that were true my local ditch digger would be making more than my local real estate guru. </p><p></p><p>And believe it or not, there is still a wage gap for women in some careers. My background is in technology and education. In both fields, women are paid less, at least in the beginning . Same with retail. Men managers tend to make a bit more than women, that's why most small retail stores have women managers.</p><p></p><p>But, the point that was being made is that women dominated jobs and industries are less valued than men dominated jobs and industries. That's true. And you will never convince me that teaching isn't just as tough as construction work - it's just less valued.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CryptCreeper72, post: 445312, member: 5055"] So, you are saying that jobs that are physically demanding are tougher than jobs that aren't and therefore are worth higher wages? [USER=57984]@Spooky Owl![/USER] I love you and love most of your posts, but of that were true my local ditch digger would be making more than my local real estate guru. And believe it or not, there is still a wage gap for women in some careers. My background is in technology and education. In both fields, women are paid less, at least in the beginning . Same with retail. Men managers tend to make a bit more than women, that's why most small retail stores have women managers. But, the point that was being made is that women dominated jobs and industries are less valued than men dominated jobs and industries. That's true. And you will never convince me that teaching isn't just as tough as construction work - it's just less valued. [/QUOTE]
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