Gnads wrote on Dec 28
th, 2022 at 10:51am:
Men work in child & aged care as well as women .... they are paid the same as there female counter parts...
I already conceded to Graps on the 'gender pay gap' issue, but the fact is 90% of workers in child and age care are women.
Quote:being a low paid job has nothing to do with women being paid less then men i.e. gender pay gap ....
but it does relate to low value being placed on traditional female roles.
Quote:it's just that they require a pay rise across the board.
bingo.
Quote:It's an hypocrisy to call it a "gender" pay gap anyway .... in light of the fact that gender is classed as a social construct.
Traditional roles are partly 'social construct', partly based on the different capacities of men and women; problems are arising as women want greater freedom from traditional roles.
Quote:It should be - if it actually existed - a female pay gap.
Addressed above; changing attitudes to traditional gender-based roles.
Quote:200 yrs of dispossession & discrimination? Perrlease .... there's not a Black or white Aboriginal alive today that is suffering either.
Wrong: black aboriginals still have
double the unemployment rates of non blacks, with all the associated individual, social, and family dysfunction.
Quote:In the last 70 years there has been hundreds of billions spent on Aboriginal specific programs of housing, health & education & in the last 2 decades vast swathes of land have been handed back control to Aboriginal groups all over the country.
Where have you been?
Too busy with your ideologue rhetoric?
Considered intervention?
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Don't make me laugh.
I meant SUCCESSFUL 'considered intervention', not the intervention we have seen thus far which is based on a confused mish-mash of cultural ideology and systemic economic failure, eg, forcing blacks to compete in a neoliberal job market in which the least competitive are forced onto the
unemployment scrap heap - including the least competitive whites, for that matter.
Quote:There was a considered intervention policy implemented in the NT which involved banning of grog in communities & the cashless debit card.
It was whinged about as discriminatory by the very people whom it was designed to assist & the moment Labor won the Territory elections they rescinded the policy.
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Starving/neglected kids & the rates of DV & child sexual abuse started to increase.
You should already know I agree with J. Price on this point. But 'welfare' itself is the ultimate copout, an indication of a dysfunctional system which fails to employ everyone of working age.
Quote:Jacinta Price is not "black" as soot like her mother but she is still very brown ....she doesn't look white at all. Did you ever consider she wears make up that makes her look a bit paler?
Funny you mention Price after I mentioned her above;
I agree with her on grog but not on the neoliberal free market economy which forces the least competitive onto 'welfare' aka the
unemployment scrap heap.
Great for employees of the 'poverty industry' which deals with the symptoms of unemployment, not the causes.
Quote:Emma King is a shyte load whiter than Jacinta Price & much more European featured.
You linked to Emma King, did I miss the point? Neither Price or King are black aboriginals without ANY white cultural heritage in their backgrounds.
Quote:You're all piss & wind ... how come you didn't mention the job guarantee & the CDEP - again?
They were implied in my term
successful (also implied...)
considered intervention. You might want to reconsider the relative quantum of "piss and wind" in either of us......