Sexual Bias in the Workplace

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"There has never been a time in society during which women have categorically been treated equal to their male counterparts, regardless as to whether the issue is the socialization process or the legislative process (Bernard, 1981, p. 2). At issue is the manner in which women and men are socialized; and, how the former are perceived by themselves and the latter. While there is no question that society has undergone both dramatic social and economic changes within the last score of years, attitudes toward women have failed to keep apace. That is, while it may well be necessary for the majority of women to work in order for them, their spouses, and children to achieve a desired middle-class lifestyle, they fail to be fairly treated in the fields of health care and social services relative to the entire hiring and retention process. There clearly exists a dual standard in..."

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