WHAT PRICE FREEDOM?

Abstract

The collective consciousness of women regarding the feminine mystique, which restricted them to the roles of wife and mother, and the desire to develop themselves as full human beings was aroused, amongst other stimuli, by the writings of Betty Friedar and Germaine Greer. Since then, there have been developments and initiatives to enable women to have a kind of equality with men in many areas. Some inducements for attracting and retaining women workers, specifically mothers, are discussed and some ways in which government and employers can help to achieve true equality of opportunity are suggested.

Citation

Beck, J. (1990), "WHAT PRICE FREEDOM?", Women in Management Review, Vol. 5 No. 1. https://doi.org/10.1108/09649429010135269