What Factor Made Women's Retirement Different from Men's

question 29

Multiple Choice

What factor made women's retirement different from men's?

• A) women did not work and they were not paid wages
• B) work outside the home was secondary to men's
• C) work inside and outside the home was not recognized by society
• D) work inside and outside of the home was limited to childcare
• E) work inside and outside the home was seen as unpaid domestic labour

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