megan hellinger

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 cult of domesticity is idea where women could not function like men and work in the public sphere. women were considered weak, and were only allowed to be in private situations such as households because they weren't held as being as sufficient as men.

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 agents of socialization are different components such as careers, education and personal relationships with others that influence how certain decisions are made by individuals.

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 the working poor is people who are working jobs and making money below the poverty line. these individuals are working and still not making enough money to provide for themselves or their families efficiently.

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 "just in time" employment is where employees adjust their own lives to benefit their work, or to cater to the production of their companies. this is where employees are living paycheck to paycheck without the benefits of working full-time or in permanent positions.

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 "double-blind" is basically the catch-22 for women in the workforce. no matter which decision they choose regarding their family and children over work, it usually ends up having negative consequences on them where they miss out on one or the other.

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 A nonstandard work schedule is when a worker or individual works outside of the normal 9 to 5. This is any person who makes their own schedule, freelancing or contracting work. Non standard work schedules are usually temporary, in most cases.

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 Neo-Taylorism is a management style where people who are in upper management make decisions with little to no input from their workers at all. It strips the employees of "lesser values" of their opinions towards a better work environment

[megan hellinger @MeganHellinger]

@marqwalk290 Mother Blame is blaming a woman individually for her place in poverty. It's the notion of pointing blame at a woman who is poor, or is actively living in poverty due to her own actions and circumstances.