September 20, 2014
Article: Japan Needs Women in the Worth Force
Author: Jessica Cop
A recently developed generation of females are surfacing. Women with the desires to enter the professional business world and acquire a career. Beginning in the early 70's women "helped propel its economy by 11 percent". Yearly, women double their working hours which results in the economic spikes in the United States. Motivated working women, however, are not as ordinary today in across the globe in Japan. Most women in Japan have not "branched out in the workforce" because of shortfall of equal pay aswell as childcare. The premise of this course is equality and freedom. The expectations of women must be reduced and altered for the benefit of the countries economy. Men and women must be looked at equally in order to obtain absolute economic success. Japan's lack of opportunities for women to work has resulted in the country spending close to "$3 bullion to improve discrimination." Looking at the larger scale of this situation this could have a significant effect on other countries. To illustrate my point it can be evident that once Japan improves their economic luxury, hopefully, a domino effect will take place and other countries will follow Japan's footsteps. If Japan actually improves and other countries take note of it gender equality will with out a doubt start to slowly improve.
http://www.rightlywired.com/japan-needs-women-in-the-work-place/
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This blog is for a first year seminar class called Talking about Freedom at High Point University. The premise of this course is freedom in the United States of America aswell as race relations. As a class we will be exploring civil rights, constitutional reality, freedoms and protetions. We will be focusing on a plethora of historical landmark cases. With that being said we will also be discussing the way The Constitution of the United States shapes peoples lives. My weekly posts will circle around the media and news in the US regarding race relations and freedom.
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