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This is almost certainly wrong. Maybe for men in a narrow demographic. But substantially all of truck drivers, taxi/uber/delivery drivers, construction workers,
by version_five 4y ago
This is almost certainly wrong. Maybe for men in a narrow demographic. But substantially all of truck drivers, taxi/uber/delivery drivers, construction workers, etc etc are men. Most "physical" jobs that need somebody there, are still done by men. I understand the point that nurses and teachers are female dominated professions, but in the balance it's most likely still men who are out more.
- zamfi 4y ago“in my social circles” suggests that they’re referring to knowledge workers. I would 100% believe that among highly credentialed knowledge workers, more men than women are in roles that make remote work feasible. You’re not wrong, of course, about the broader population.
- watwut 4y agoThe other female dominated professions are service staff, receptionists, cleaners. Majority of people in lower paid positions work out of home due to nature of the work. I don't know how to guess which gender among them works from home more. But people here underestimate amount of blue color female workers.