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Squaring up : policy strategies to raise women's incomes in the United States / edited by Mary C. King.

Lippincott Library HD6061.2.U6 S72 2001
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
King, Mary C., 1956-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Wages--Women--United States.
Wages.
Wages--Women.
United States.
Pay equity--United States.
Pay equity.
Sex discrimination in employment--United States.
Sex discrimination in employment.
Physical Description:
viii, 284 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Other Title:
Policy strategies to raise women's incomes in the United States
Place of Publication:
Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press, [2001]
Summary:
Squaring Up discusses the potential of ten different policy strategies to raise women's incomes. They constitute a pluralist agenda for women, one that can be supported by people across the American political spectrum as it calls for support for stay-at-home mothers, poor women, women in stereotypical "women's jobs," women in non-traditional employment, high-powered women executives, and older women.
Contents:
Why we need policies to raise women's incomes / Mary C. King
Moving beyond "get a job": what real welfare reform would look like / Randy Albelda, Chris Tilly
What would we gain by subsidizing child care? / Barbara R. Bergmann
Public support for parents / Nancy Folbre
Are older women economically secure? : reforming Social Security / Lois B. Shaw, Catherine Hill
Raising the minimum wage and living wage campaigns / Deborah M. Figart
Pay equity: did it work? / Margaret Hallock
Just ask: women's strengths in collective bargaining / Peter Donohue
Promoting women's economic progress through affirmative action / M.V. Lee Badgett, Jeannette Lim
Great work if you can get it: women in the skilled trades / Barbara Byrd
Is teaching more girls more math the key to higher wages? / Catherine J. Weinberger
A policy agenda to raise women's incomes in the United States / Mary C. King.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0472097474
0472067478
OCLC:
45466090

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