Double Jeopardy: Motherwork and the LawSumach Press, 2001 - 229 pages Many women today have broader life choices than previous generations of women. Yet, despite the advances made, women who become mothers still find that their social and economic realities are severely constrained. If women have children, they are faced with the question of how to provide for their children's care while also satisfying their own interests and maintaining their economic security. |
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... progressive judicial interpretation have also helped to improve the range of options and opportunities for women . Despite the changes to gender inequality over the past forty years , however , women are still no better off economically ...
... progressive policies that actively promote breast - feeding are needed . As it is , human - rights policies place the onus on a woman experiencing discriminatory behaviour to bring forward a complaint , which means that each woman must ...
... progressive tax system , those with higher incomes pay proportionately more tax than those with lower incomes . The current federal taxation is based upon system the principle of progressivity . The " marginal tax rate ” refers to the ...