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WOMEN IN INDUSTRIES

Title: WOMEN IN INDUSTRIES
Category: /Social Sciences/Current Issues
Details: Words: 2053 | Pages: 7 (approximately 235 words/page)
WOMEN IN INDUSTRIES
WOMEN IN INDUSTRIES. Some decades ago the percentage of women in industrial work force was relatively infinitesimal. Women were never allowed to work in industries, rather; work was seen as meant for only the men, there was an oral although not documented law that saw women as the weaker sex, and as such they were relegated to the domestics as well as only important in the reproductive aspect of child bearing. They were seen to …showed first 75 words of 2053 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 2053 total…in the industrial work force in Virginia, 1880-1945.West Virginia History, vol., 49. Introducing Feminism, Icon books, 1994.p3 'The world's women 2000: Trends and statistics', UN 2002 on the web-www.org/womenwatch/resources/stats.html. UNFPA, 1999. 'Women, work and information Revolution' on Roger Darlington home page-www.rogerdarlington.co.uk/index.php Lenora Petrof.in Free essay Network-www.jamaica.u.arizona.edu/ic//mcbride/ws200/claud-petr.html Pelusa (2003) on the web-www.faithnet.org.uk Written by: Larry-love effiong Nduonofit

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