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So there is no pay gap. Certain people, mostly women choose to not work as much and make less. They should make less. If I as a person decide I only want to wo
by coned88 9y ago
So there is no pay gap. Certain people, mostly women choose to not work as much and make less. They should make less.
If I as a person decide I only want to work 2 days a week and my coworkers are all doing 5x8hr days. Why should I doing less work be paid the same?
This seems easily solved. Women should stop having kids if earning the same is important to them.
- ehsankia 9y agoSo the only options are is to not have kids. What about the option where the man gives becomes the care giver, or if they both do it equally. I think the real issue here isn't so much that "there's a pay gap", but rather that this second options is usually missing. That's where the lack of equality is. Why does it always have to be women that are the caregiver and have to give up on their career?
- tomp 9y agoBecause of biology, it makes more seonse for the mother to be the primary caregiver (everything else being equal). Two reasons that I can think of: 1. The mother has to take time off (probably at least 2 weeks or so), to recover from childbirth. So there's more of an impact on the primary earner's career if that's the father. 2. If the mother breastfeeds, she spends some time doing that. If the father breastfeeds, the mother spends some time pumping the milk, then the father spends some time feeding the baby, so the time spent feeding the baby is approximately doubled.
- gd1 9y agoThey have to gestate the child for 9 months. This is unavoidable. They have breasts. Figure it out.