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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Who Sits in the Front – A Story of Gender Inequality?
How much of the contemporary workplace difficulties faced by women have their roots in the question “who sits in the front”. We, boys and girls growing up, seem to be told that women should know their place – a passenger to their husband’s driving and deferring the front seat to their sons. Perhaps the glass ceiling was developed in the car. Continue reading →
