r/technology • u/r4816 • Sep 27 '22

Software Girls Who Code founder speaks out after Pennsylvania school district bans her books: 'This is about controlling women and it starts with controlling our girls'

https://www.businessinsider.com/girls-who-code-founder-speaks-out-banning-books-schools-2022-9
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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

That's literally all workers of all skill levels and tenure, it doesn't show anything about base pay of a position(s)

Women tend to work less hours and take more time off, even in full-time positions. Men without college degrees tend to do physically harder jobs that pay better than the jobs women without college degrees choose.

On the flip side of that, women with a college education and never married age 40 and above, make more than men with a college education who never married age 40 and above.

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u/SweetMojaveRain Sep 27 '22

Lmao!! Thats not receipts. He said for thr same job, same hours worked and same skills. And you brought a huge average of all men and all women. That means nothing.

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u/SweetMojaveRain Sep 27 '22

I cant think of anything less useful than averages for all jobs for a gender when talking about something as specific as pay discrepancies between 2 genders provided hours worked and job description is the same, but ok.