Women Still Make Less Money: Here’s How To Make Sure It Doesn’t Happen To You!
January 31st, 2007
Make As Much As A Man!
Women are paid 80 cents for every dollar men are paid and that does NOT include any part-time workers! If it did, it would be even lower. What do you think is going on? Well, I’ll tell you the 4 things that are going on, and 4 things you can do to make sure this doesn’t happen to you.
Women Still Make Less Money [8:43m]:
[…] My goal is to show you the facts, give you solutions, and let you change the business climate for yourself and other women. Are you willing to work on this problem? If so, begin using the following two tips and mention them to other women. You can be part of the solution!
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In the past, a woman was expected to be satisfied remaining out of the public sphere. Her self-worth was to completely satisfied by caring for others—even if she had no family.
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I’m a graduate student in English literature at Sacramento State, and I’m doing a research paper on women’s opportunities in podcasting. Podcasting for and by women currently is pretty low-tech and doesn’t make money. It’s more for social networking. But corporate media is starting to take notice of podcasting. Advertising dollars will change the face of podcasting for women, both hosts and listeners, in the next few years. Will it change podcasting from social networking to a “real job,” will it damage quality and independence? Or will it position women, especially stay-at-home mothers, for economic benefits? I’d love to hear your comments.
Thanks!
Comment by Anne Gonzales — April 12, 2007 @ 11:43 am
It is my opinion is that advertising dollars will present real opportunities for the great number of women who are working part-time to care for their children. I think of all the talented literature and journalism graduates who’d love to have an outlet for their writing. Could advertising corrupt a podcast host? Most definitely, but the audience will know and will object loudly. And Anne, now that you mention it, I should be considering taking on some advertisers! Volunteerism doesn’t pay the bills.
Comment by nclark — April 12, 2007 @ 1:42 pm
I think this is important for women to know!
Trackback by Ariel Goldman — November 7, 2007 @ 1:36 am
very very good ideas, i like to participate in it every publishing
Comment by mumtaz — November 22, 2007 @ 5:06 am
i’m beginng the study of gender studies and working with ngo’s on gender, i will always appreciate such initiatives
Comment by mumtaz — November 22, 2007 @ 5:10 am
[…] Learn To Ask And Appreciate The saying, “Nice girls don’t ask!” is yesterday’s advice for business. Today’s advice is, “Women ask, and ask, and appreciate what they get.” —Nancy Clark
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[…] Further Reading: Podcast (always less than 10 minutes), Working in Heels, by Nancy Clark, Women Still Make Less Money: Here’s How To Make Sure It Doesn’t Happen To You! […]
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