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“I found the pay check interesting- but I worry it is preaching to the choir. In the most recent episode, the executive talks about how doing hair and makeup 15 minutes a day equals 60 hours of additional labor a year and she called that one full work week. This is clearly an insight issuing from the mind of a salariat. A work week for the rest of us is 40 hours and if I could work an additional 20 hours, my overtime would give me a 75% raise. However, my employer would never allow this. Not that her thinking is totally flawed, just found it out of touch especially because the only women it takes 15 minutes a day to get ready are the most confident about their “woke up like this” selves will be accepted in the workplace. If your hair is past about 2C or 3A chances are you need to spend even more time to fit into a standard corporate job. Just another thought about how the pay gap is even wider in so many detailed ways for women of color. 😡 Excellent podcast.”
Sparklephobia via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/18
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