How Did the Changing Definition of Work Affect Women Differently

question 22

Multiple Choice

How did the changing definition of work affect women differently than men?

• A) Women's work was calculated at the same value as men's.
• B) Women's work was devalued as "necessary" but unskilled.
• C) Women earned salaries for production of artisanal goods like cheese and butter.
• D) Women's work was not considered part of the market economy because they exchanged goods in barter systems.
• E) All of the above.

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Definitions:

Unfair Labor Practice Strike

A strike undertaken by workers to protest actions by the employer that are considered illegal or unjust under labor laws.

Jurisdictional Strike

A strike action initiated by workers to contest the assignment of work tasks based on the boundaries of union agreements or trades.

Recognition Strike

A labor action taken by workers to gain acknowledgment from their employer regarding the legitimacy of their union or bargaining unit.

Economic Strike

A work stoppage conducted by employees to demand higher wages, better benefits, or improved working conditions, as opposed to strikes over rights or legal issues.