-=> Quoting DAL JENCSO to MICHAEL MARTINEZ <=-
 DJ> U.S. Department of labor figures on pay rates show a SLIGHT
 DJ> discrepancy today between the average earnings of men versus 
 DJ> women. If you look at the FOOTNOTES you quickly see that men 
 DJ> work (on the average) of 10 hours MORE per week than 
 DJ> the women, and have been on the job (an average) of five years 
 DJ> longer! Women earn 92 cents to the male dollar. But HE has 
 DJ> to be on the job 5 years longer and work 10 hours a week MORE 
 DJ> to get that 8 cents an hour!  I believe that in high tech jobs, 
 DJ> women are now doing better than men as new hires.
Where are you getting this information from?
-michael
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