[quote]There Is No Male-Female Wage Gap[/quote]I almost stopped reading there. Garland, you do understand a single study against dozens of others usually hint that the study is bogus? [quote]The Department of Labor's Time Use survey shows that full-time working women spend an average of 8.01 hours per day on the job, compared to 8.75 hours for full-time working men. One would expect that someone who works 9% more would also earn more. This one fact alone accounts for more than a third of the wage gap.[/quote]When coming up with the wage disparity difference, all factors, including time, are factored in. [quote]Men, by contrast, often take on jobs that involve physical labor, outdoor work, overnight shifts and dangerous conditions (which is also why men suffer the overwhelming majority of injuries and deaths at the workplace). They put up with these unpleasant factors so that they can earn more.[/quote]I'm about to just stop reading this awful article, the key to this is that women are payed less for the SAME job. [quote]Should we celebrate the closing of the wage gap? Certainly it's good news that women are increasingly productive workers, but women whose husbands and sons are out of work or under-employed are likely to have a different perspective. After all, many American women wish they could work less, and that they weren't the primary earners for their families.[/quote]Garland, this article was the most disgusting thing you could have linked.

[quote]Garland, this article was the most disgusting thing you could have linked.[/quote]Just wanted to see what you thought of it.