do you feel there is still gender bias in even developed countries like the USA and the UK?

Question

income disparities between women and men for the same work. genderbias in economic, political fields

Answer 1

Definitely, I see gender bias every time I go to work.

I work in an outdoor retail store. The department I would like to work in (bikes) is totally dominated by men; there are no female associates in the department. I have a decent extensive knowledge with bikes and have tried many times to work in the department. However, I keep getting turned down by the various assistant managers and supervisors while they hire other people (men) to fill open positions within the department. I even talked to the manager in charge of the department repeatedly and he has said some very biased remarks about a female working in the department -- yet we have customers ask why there aren't any females working in the bikes department.

Answer 2

YES! Absolutely.

USA - Just lately I heard about an older woman that was fired from her work in a church because the pastor was going by something in the Bible - I believe it had something to do with women being second class, and in her position, she wasn't (and she'd been doing the job for ages!) I wish I knew all the particulars, but it's not pretty, needless to say.

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

i think the gender bias is less when compared to the poor and developing countries

Answer 5

yes