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What are you basing that on?As for the job myth. Women have by a large % more job security than men.
They never mention that bit.
Women don't get paid less than men, women who have the same education, same work experience and work the same hours and have the same responsibilities are on average paid as much as if not more than men.
Women often are paid less because they work less hours due to having children and don't have as much work experience because they have had to take time off work to raise kids and often go back into the workforce with different jobs that are more flexible for someone with kids. Feminist groups have been propagating this misinformation for decades and despite being proven by statistical data keep banging on women getting paid less than men.
So maybe Richmond have done their homework and realised there are just as many good female candidates as males for the roles like marketing,and ground management and communications and accounting and staffing the canteens etc. They figure that if they have a recruiting policy that has checks to make sure that no candidate is preferred on the basis of their gender then within about ten years they should have a staff which is around 50/50 male/female.
Good god, what a bunch misogynist attitudes. The article, nor Richmond, have said that they are going to discriminate in favour of women. And I would question what is meant as 'staff corps' a body which presumably does not include players or coaches.
So maybe Richmond have done their homework and realised there are just as many good female candidates as males for the roles like marketing,and ground management and communications and accounting and staffing the canteens etc. They figure that if they have a recruiting policy that has checks to make sure that no candidate is preferred on the basis of their gender then within about ten years they should have a staff which is around 50/50 male/female.
[Sexist rant] Maybe they can get all these women together to knit up some away strips [/Sexist rant]
Good god, what a bunch misogynist attitudes. The article, nor Richmond, have said that they are going to discriminate in favour of women. And I would question what is meant as 'staff corps' a body which presumably does not include players or coaches.
So maybe Richmond have done their homework and realised there are just as many good female candidates as males for the roles like marketing,and ground management and communications and accounting and staffing the canteens etc. They figure that if they have a recruiting policy that has checks to make sure that no candidate is preferred on the basis of their gender then within about ten years they should have a staff which is around 50/50 male/female.
There it is again-that word people use when they can't make an argument. I have seen no such attitudes. I have seen reasonable arguments opposed to the idea of affirmative action or quotas. If my primary school announced tomorrow that they were going to ensure we had a 50/50 balance of males and females on our staff (it is currently 90/10 in favour of females) this would clearly mean that when the interview process began women would be discriminated against because they are female. If they continued to base their appointments on merit then they can make no announcements about 50/50 balance because all of the best applicants might be female yet only half of them are meant to gain employment. Get it?
Try to present an argument without resorting to labeling people haters of women because they have an alternative viewpoint on the issue of affirmative action. It is pathetic.
And if you are the company that breaks down any cultural barriers to hiring women, you can actually place yourself in a position to have better staff by hiring the best candidate when she is a woman. If women are refusing to apply, stay or consider you because they imagine that they will be told that taking time off to care for a sick child is weak; then you may only be able to hire men and by restricting yourself to half the workforce may be hiring less talented people.
So you are telling employers that they should hire a woman who makes it clear there will be many times when she has to leave early, not attend meetings or travel interstate because (rightly) her children come first, over a man who is willing and able to work the hours required, attend all meetings. travel and do overtime when necessary?
How could the appointment of a woman in such circumstances over a man be considered just for either the man or the employer? The woman and her husband made a life choice all by themselves and must have known the consequences just as millions have in the decades gone by. Why should any employer be expected to mold his place of work to fit the needs of a woman with children-a decision he had no say in?
The modern man tends to put in a bit more time with the kids these days than yesteryear. It's not just the women that have kids. Sure, they birth and breastfeed them, but only tradition says that it's a woman's job beyond that point .So you are telling employers that they should hire a woman who makes it clear there will be many times when she has to leave early, not attend meetings or travel interstate because (rightly) her children come first, over a man who is willing and able to work the hours required, attend all meetings. travel and do overtime when necessary?
How could the appointment of a woman in such circumstances over a man be considered just for either the man or the employer? The woman and her husband made a life choice all by themselves and must have known the consequences just as millions have in the decades gone by. Why should any employer be expected to mold his place of work to fit the needs of a woman with children-a decision he had no say in?
Because in many jobs turning up a lot and working long hours doesn't make you better than someone who actually knows what they are doing?
The modern man tends to put in a bit more time with the kids these days than yesteryear. It's not just the women that have kids. Sure, they birth and breastfeed them, but only tradition says that it's a woman's job beyond that point .
So you believe that employers all over the country would choose to employ an incompetent man who is willing to work full time and even overtime over a much better female applicant who could do better work in half the time? Now you must explain why they would choose to do such a thing.
Because people who hire people like to hire people like them. If you are bit rubbish at what you do, but have spent 20 years telling people that you are valuable because you are always arriving early, staying late and never taking a day off - you are pretty much obliged to hire people who do the same. You may never actually make a sale, but you never take a day off either.
And if you are the company that breaks down any cultural barriers to hiring women, you can actually place yourself in a position to have better staff by hiring the best candidate when she is a woman. If women are refusing to apply, stay or consider you because they imagine that they will be told that taking time off to care for a sick child is weak; then you may only be able to hire men and by restricting yourself to half the workforce may be hiring less talented people.
Your last sentence based on what- just a hunch?No-tradition doesn't say it -the thousands of couples who make a personal decision based upon what works best for them say it and 95% of the time they decide it is the man who is breadwinner and the woman who cares for the children. I might add you are correct when you say the modern man puts in more time with the kids but does the modern man get the same allowances and flexibility that women demand? I think not.
I might add that when it comes to deciding who goes out into the workforce and who stays home or works part time, in my experience the bloke has little say in the matter. If the wife wishes to work part time she does. If the wife wishes to be a stay at home mum-she is. If a wife wishes to work full time-she can. If the bloke has any wish other than working full time for the next 40 years of their married life this is not up for discussion.
Would love to see the study because it sounds ridiculous out of context.On statistics put out by an employment agency a few years back.