Lmao...
Nearly 8 in 10 women surveyed said their workloads had increased since the pandemic began, but so did their responsibilities at home. Most women described feeling as if they always had to be "on" for work,
Ah yes, "feelings." Always a good metric for oppression.
with only 22 percent saying they feel their employers have helped them establish clear boundaries between work and personal time.
And why is that their responsibility?
Job satisfaction, according to the survey, dropped by 29 points over the pandemic, with women considering opting out of their workplaces — or the workforce entirely — in troublingly large numbers.
Must be nice for work to be some optional hobby you do to feel satisfied.
Lmao...
>Nearly 8 in 10 women surveyed said their workloads had increased since the pandemic began, but so did their responsibilities at home. Most women described feeling as if they always had to be "on" for work,
Ah yes, "feelings." Always a good metric for oppression.
>with only 22 percent saying they feel their employers have helped them establish clear boundaries between work and personal time.
And why is that their responsibility?
>Job satisfaction, according to the survey, dropped by 29 points over the pandemic, with women considering opting out of their workplaces — or the workforce entirely — in troublingly large numbers.
Must be nice for work to be some optional hobby you do to feel satisfied.
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