Women's Role In Transnational Migration

It started of as indifferent but due to economic challenges in the early 1930s attitude's changed. The change in the state's policy meant the incorporation of more women into labour that created opportunities for women's emancipation yet the state's motives had a different origin and were mainly egoistic in nature. It will then analyse the different changes that the state adopted in order to change attitude's to women in society which include

Some of these effects were the Seneca Falls Convention and the impact the women involved made to start the movement, the 19th Amendment that gave women a voice in politics, and the Equal Pay Act that ended discrimination against women in the workforce and granted them equal pay as men for the amount of work. Even today, the Women’s Movement still affects us by being able to vote, own property, go to college, get amazing jobs, being equal to your partner in a marriage, and even being able to support yourself without a partner. Women are now able to do a lot more than what they could have done in the early 20th

Men and women are born on Earth in the same fashion. However, according to the article “10 Reasons Women Need Equal Pay, and are Still Fighting for it” by Meghan Werft, women do not receive pay in the same fashion as their male counterparts. This article details how a pay deficit exists between men and women who work duplicate jobs, and the reasons for which women deserve equal pay to their male coworkers. The article also describes how those reasons can benefit economies around the world. Using the literary appeal of logos, the rhetorical device of exposition, and syntactic strategies to establish the tone, Meghan Werft convinces her audience that a wage gap between men and women exists, and that the action of granting equitable pay can also benefit global and local economies.

The Industrial Revolution in England brought about a major change to women’s roles in society. New job opportunities for women arose as the need for low-cost workers increased, and women could seek employment outside of their homes. There was a drastic change to the societal expectations of women before, during and at the end of the Industrial Revolution, with women being introduced to the workforce and eventually gaining more freedom as individuals. Before the Industrial Revolution, women were expected to remain at home and care for their children. They had little legal rights and were economically and socially dependent on their husbands.

Bledsoe (1976:372) describes that men want to marry to improve their position by having access to women's production and reproduction. Women marry for male labor or wealth, which often goes to her family. From this perspective, it becomes immediately clear that women hold power that men need to improve their social position. Women do not simply marry because they have no capital and need a provider, but it is rather a mutually beneficial exchange that both parties need. Since women do the majority of agricultural work and domestic work, men gain power by marrying as many women as possible (Bledsoe, 1976:376).

Gender inequality at the workplace can be easily noticed through examples of events that happen when it comes to employability or even at work time. When it comes to employability a really common situation that happens, is when the employer decides to hire a person because of their sex. This happens when a job needs more of a physical ability and employers tend to choose a man instead of a woman, or when a job is more needs a more caring and organizing concept, then the employer chooses to hire a woman because women seem to have these skills better than a man, because of their

While we look at the both positive and negative effects of the revolution, we will see whether it reduced or increased the position of women. They who are specialists on that issue explained the reasons behind why industrial revolution affected women both disadvantages and advantages. Participation of women to the economy is a very good thing in terms of taking their economic power under their hands. They will not only depend on house things but also they will broad themselves in other areas, like in business, politics, and social and so on. However, this was not so easy in the period of industrialization in order to reach achievement.

Judith Lorber in “The Social Construction of Gender” states that gender is constantly created and re-created out of human interaction, out of social life (276). Defining oneself by gender can be positive but there are also many negative effects of race, ethnicity, income and occupation, geography, religion, age, physical ability, marital and maternal status, and sexual orientation that one has to face. Some believe that women’s profit leads to someone’s loss and even on the job market when women perform the same job as men, the job position are given different names in order to satisfy the individuals separation based on their gender (Lorber 279). Furthermore, while women and men are separated by different labels at the workplace they are

Feminists would say that women have finally been given the chance to do what they want, and rightly so. Others like myself would argue that it is out of economic necessity and desire to be independent of men, who have a history of using their financial power to oppress women, that drives women to the market place. However, Gilbert argues, that women are moving to the marketplace for three reasons: 1) the culture of capitalism undervalues the economic worth of childrearing activities and domestic production, 2) prevailing feminist expectations overestimate the social and emotional benefits of labor-force participation, and 3) that the family friendly policies of the welfare state create incentives that reinforce the norms and values of capitalism and feminism. The fact of the matter is that for most women, though not all, the labor of motherhood is undervalued; and, the personal benefits of paid work are overestimated. We all fantasize about work that uses our creativity, is self-directed, happens during the hours we choose, and occurs in an attractively lit setting with fascinating

As the years fly by, it seems as if a push towards gender equality grows larger and larger. This can be thanks to the active members of society, but capitalism as well should get a pat on the shoulder. More and more companies attempt to hire female workers so they don’t seem so male oriented. And this effort in fact works. According to Reihan Salam, an author for Forbes, one consequence of the high demand of female labor is “that male wage growth has been relatively restrained since the 1970s just as women’s wages have increased dramatically from a low starting point” (Salam).

These strengths helped gain money for young and old women. This money gave these women’s families medicine, food, clothing, and many more necessities. Towards the end, women were very courageous and received their freedom of their rights. They accomplished many things after the Taliban had left, including college, jobs, and taking care of their families. The women took over their rights with the help of Kamila and one another.