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Men's Employment Crisis: Only 41% Experienced Steady Careers
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this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2023
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I've got news for this article: Having a steady job doesn't make you a breadwinner
Neat, the article and the study even talks about it
Hell, the article's conclusion is about economic instability being a bad thing? >
I was just looking for why this was framed as just pertaining to men rather than men and women. I would like to see a follow up which includes women as well to have some kind of basis on more reasonable expectations for the present and what to demand from our economic systems in the future.