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Here's How Kids Respond When Introduced To The Gender Pay Gap

IANS, 09 Mar, 2018 11:53 AM

    Men tend to be paid more than their female counterparts, for the simple reason that they are men. Even though such an attitude is unacceptable, it prevails in many workplaces. Here's how these kids challenged such mindsets!

     

    In the experiment, both boys and girls were asked to do the same thing together. As a reward, they were given chocolates and cookies in the end. The boys were given a glass full, while the girls had only half of their glass filled with cookies.

     

    Confused about the result, many kids called it “unfair” and demanded for the girls to be given the same amount. “Unequal pay is unacceptable in the eyes of children. Why should we accept this as adults?” the video then questioned its viewers.

     
     
    English Version

    What do these kids understand that your boss doesn’t? The Finance Sector Union of Norway

    Posted by Finansforbundet on Tuesday, 6 March 2018

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