Gender-Mediated Impacts of Corporate Structure

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This paper examines how the unfair and stressful conditions of the corporate world are the result of shifting labor and the pressure to outperform the other workers in the highly competitive corporate environment and how this, coupled with the unfair and stressful conditions of domestic life, results in the unfair treatment of women in today's economy and society.

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"As Americans work harder, income gaps between the upper class, middle class and lower class continue to exist, despite statistics showing improved productivity and greater wealth. Even as the class gaps minimally shrink, there are significant differences in income distribution across races and genders. For those in the middle class, despite their relative degree of financial comfort, there is a lack of job security and satisfaction."

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