Lee Reynolds on August 6, 2008, 3:33 pm | Readers 6
A Cambridge review of social attitude studies of the last 30 years shows a new trend in opinions about the impact of women working and the impact on the family. The report’s author claims:
“The notion that there has been a steady increase in favour of women taking an equal role in the workplace and away from their traditional role in the home is clearly a myth.”
Critics argue that the report shows:
“attempts to shoehorn women into workplaces made by men for men have failed”.
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