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|a Bravo, Ellen.
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|a Taking On the Big Boys :
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|a CONTENTS; Acknowledgments xi; 1. Overview 3; 2. Why Social Workers Earn Less thanAccountants: Pay Equity 20; 3. Can You Have a Job and a Life? 46; 4. Can a Woman Do a Man's Job? 69; 5. You Want to See My What? Sexual Harassment 98; 6. Nine to Five: Not Just a MovieThe Right to Organize 124; 7. Working Other than Nine to Five: Part-Time and Temporary Jobs 149; 8. What this Nation Really Thinks of Motherhood: Welfare Reform 174; 9. Revaluing Women's Work Outside of Work 201; 10. How You Can Help Get There 229; Notes 241; Appendix A. Organizations Working for Women 267.
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|a The feisty humor of Molly Ivins and the journalistic flair of Barbara Ehrenreich meet when longtime labor activist Ellen Bravo relates stories from business and government and women's testimonies from offices, assembly lines, hospitals, and schools. Bravo unmasks the patronizing, trivializing, and minimizing tactics employed by "the big boys" and their surrogates: They portray feminism as women against men, and they dismiss as outrageous demands for pay equity, family leave, and flex time. Practical tips on everything from dealing with a sexual harasser to getting family members to s.
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