I despise the subtle shifting of definitions: > The highest-paying jobs disproportionately reward those who can work the longest, least flexible hours. These t

I despise the subtle shifting of definitions: > The highest-paying jobs disproportionately reward those who can work the longest, least flexible hours. These types of job penalize workers who have caregiving responsibilities outside the workplace. Those workers tend to be women. It's not a penalty if people who sacrifice more get paid more. You might even call it fair.