User Reviews

Well it was hmm interesting to watch. Still it's reinforcing that women and men should get equal pay but why no one is mentioning "for the same job amount they're doing". It's like when you hire car sale woman and she sells 3 cars/month and a man who sells 10 cars/month is it logical to pay same amount of cash for both? Nop, it isn't. In this episode, I heard like " When woman goes to mother vacation and after 2-3 years she comes back she can't get the same pay as man". Well seriously? Woman is out of market for 2-3 years , she didn't learn new skills, she aged how you can pay same wage to her as for a man who was improving, training, doing his best in those years? As I mentioned before , I totally agree that women and men should be paid the same wage for same amount of work they're doing.

I agree with the premise and that inequality in pay and opportunities Between men and women . This needs to be corrected . However if a woman decides to have a baby and for some reason is unable to work equal to either another woman who doesn't have a child or a man then how can there be equality . We choose our priorities and if any man or woman chooses to cut down on hours for personal reasons then we cannot assume they will still be given the same pay or opportunity as those who have chosen otherwise . if someone has been on a mat leave for 6 months a year compared to someone who as been working for the whole year - it wil be unfair to treat them equal .

I have to point this out. This episode isn't about equality or is it just me who noticed that they highlighted statistics that show women have passed men and are above men. Rwanda part said 61% women but didn't say 39% men. A graph where I think it was education the show highlighted that women got above men. Plus according to other sources the statistics in Northern Countries in Scandinavia the statistics tell the exact opposite and it's hilarious how the show just basically skipped over the part where they themselves stated that women choose to be stay at home mums. It was also nowhere mentioned that statistically most women choose less paid jobs which means that there's the 96% of a dollar thing. Is it society's fault if women, despite being told and I assume that they are as smart as me and willing choose to stay at home as mothers? Is it society or is this show saying that people are not independent and capable of making their own decisions? Did this show just say that women are culturally conditioned sheep? Because that's how I got it. I think that women are as capable of making their own decisions as men are.