Re:LA Is Trying to Fix Its Prostitution Problem by Banning R...
by learc83 on Sunday November 04, 2018 @09:35AM
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>And women hold special legal status to take leave to have children (there is no Federal paternity leave in the US, however some states offer it).
Are you talking about the FMLA? It covers fathers and mothers. It's also unpaid and only lasts 12 weeks.
Re:LA Is Trying to Fix Its Prostitution Problem by Banning R...
by zaroth on Sunday November 04, 2018 @01:42PM
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Wow, Wikipedia needs help on this one.
Ctrl-F 'paternity' and look at the table:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_and_Medical_Leave_Act_o...
Re:LA Is Trying to Fix Its Prostitution Problem by Banning R...
by learc83 on Monday November 05, 2018 @04:14PM
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Yep, the table listed there is wrong. The text before the table also makes it sound like it's referencing paid parental leave, which is still wrong becauase the US doesn't require paid maternal leave either.
Women frequently turn to prostitution because it pays extremely well, too.
Unemployment is 3.7%. Anyone remotely employable can get a job today, but especially women.
Women made up ~47% of the workforce in 2017 and are on track to hold more jobs than men in a few years, even with a lower participation rate.
Female unemployment rate trended significantly lower than male unemployment rate during the last recession.
Women are the majority on college campuses, and earn a majority of bachelors, masters, and doctorate degrees.
Women are paid the same for the same work, when they choose to focus on their careers as much as men are expected to. And women hold special legal status to take leave to have children (there is no Federal paternity leave in the US, however some states offer it).
Career success has never been more achievable for women in particular. Inside and outside the specific field of prostitution.