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14 Comments on Men are Moving into the "Pink Labor" Occupations
Yes mam' and making good money at going to pink jobs too!
The times are changing, it's nice to see a more diversified workforce, rather than letting stereotypes determine future occupations it's great when people can do what makes them happy. Awesome post Kristin!
Hi John,
Absolutely and having a fun and rewarding career. I think the numbers are going to increase. Some professors seem to think when the market stabilizes in a few years, it will go back to the way it was but I do not agree.
Hi Eric,
I totally agree and our country has changed so much in the past 50 years. I do not think women will go back to being homemakers exclusively like they did after WWll and men will not give up these new found stimulatiing jobs. Hopefully we will raise our children to tell them they can be anything they want to be. Perhaps we will have a female president someday?
I'm with you, Soon enough! I'm still keeping my eye on Hilary for 2016
Hi Eric,
I usually vote Republican but I totally agree. I think she gets along with everyone across the world and is very smart. And Bill would be first lady! What a kick that would be. Hey, this is a good point for my post. Thanks Eric.
Excellent blog. Perhaps, you will have a follow up with information on women taking roles that were traditionally for men. Girls should be constantly reminded that they have no limits on what they can achieve.
I hope you are having an outstanding week. Keep cool with a camera in hand.
Hi Roy,
I am working on one as we speak. I tried to be very fair and put two pictures of males in primarily female occupations and two females in primarily male occupations. I think we have come a long way!
Good afternoon Kristin.
Great information...I wonder how the recession affected their mind of taking those jobs...?
What a wonderful message Roy!
I find that either gender that works in the other gender's "traditional" field is much better at what they do because they truly want to be there.
Hi Joshua,
I think any job is better than none and these jobs are not unmanly either. I think our nation has become a unisex nation based on more fair practices, laws and regulations. I was in a career for 30 years that was primarily a man's occupation for the first 5 and then the rules became more tolerant of women. Now after 38 years, men and women are accepted. It took a long time coming.
Another consideration is that men and women now can wear unisex clothing. Before men wore pants and women wore skirts and dresses. Now in medical fields, many wear scrubs or pants with white jackets. Teachers wear more casual clothes, police and fire wear the same uniforms, flight attendants wear more casual clothes with just a color theme so they have a great wardrobe to choose from. It is a much better dress code for all. I think having men and women doing the same jobs gives everyone a all round better environment in the work place.
Hi Patty,
Yes we have workers who are happier, less stressed, and feel good about themselves and their jobs. I believe having many people with different backgrounds a much nicer environment regardless of sex. I think it is also good to have both sexes as you get different perspectives. Thanks for stopping Patty!
Kristin, the world is changing. Today anyone who has a job is considered lucky. If you still have a job and you don't get a pay increase or a promotion, you're considered luckier than those that were let go. Today, anything goes. There's no job security for anyone, man or woman. The barriers of discrimination are eroding and changing before our very eyes. We are all doing our best to survive the CHANGE. Let's hope the voters get it right this election year and all men and women get back to work with gainful employment and benefits.
Always, may the best man and/or woman win for equality in the workforce. And may home ownership, social security and retirement ALWAYS be an option for the future.
Great post Kristin!!!
Hi Patricia,
Thanks for stopping and complimenting my post and I might add your words are great too. It is a nice end to mine.
As women we have come a long way and have had lots of hurdles but the men have too. We (both sexes) are breaking boundaries still today and some day we will all be treated fair with equal pay and benefits.