Essays on Women in The Workforce

Menstruation: Historical perceptions Menstruation though tabooed is celebrated in most cultures. Taboos and folk tales that surround a woman’s period cross cultural and historical boundaries. The coded terms used to refer to menstruation across a variety of culture: tabiyat kahrab(India),I’m unwell (UK), udur (Indonesia, sickness),…

According to the articles, videos, readings, and other research and reading I did on my own there is still great disparity when it comes to women in society and in the workplace. The information presents a version of male dominance and control, especially in work…

With having few years of work experience, I never got a chance to work for a female supervisor. I have always been reporting to a male supervisor. There were few female supervisors because of glass ceiling. Now coming to the advantages and disadvantages of working…

Over the past decades there has been growing concern regarding the growing gap between men and women and men living in poverty. This has come to be known as the feminization of poverty. A notion that women are more likely to be poorer as compared…

For two women on Air India Flight AI604, an around two-hour venture out from Bengaluru to Mumbai was a crucial one. To begin with officer Ashrrita Chinchankar, 31, conferred the trek to her mother Pooja Chinchankar, an air performer who worked with the air ship…