Sentence examples for professional inequality from inspiring English sources

That professional inequality is the rule?

In reviews, female chefs are still often portrayed as custodians of tradition, as Deborah Harris and Patti Giuffre point out in the book Taking the Heat: Women Chefs and Professional Inequality in the Kitchen.

The data collated from the A « intervention » and B « control » groups will enable the difficulties and socio-professional inequalities usually encountered by breast cancer patients to be identified, as well as the medical, social, psychological and economic determinants.

It has been proposed that professional gender inequalities will diminish with the growing proportion of females in the medical profession (cohort or generation effect) [ 24].

I am a professional student of inequality and you might think I share the political fervour about it often found on the left.

I am very sensitive to the question of professional and salary inequality between men and women, which is really a scandal because businesses do not apply the laws demanding equal pay for equal work.

But over the last decade or so, junior researchers at MPG (and other German research organizations) have confronted a profound inequality in professional status and salary compensation.

Only Mexico and Israel, which have very high inequality, compensate professionals so disproportionately.

There are several possible explanations for an association between socio-economic status and surgery, including access and willingness to undergo surgery, as well as bias amongst health care professionals, we believe this inequality needs further investigation.

Anti-elite, anti-politics sentiment is fertile soil for those with fallen wages, good jobs swapped for Uber zero-hours insecurity, while inequality removes the professional classes yet further from the lower half.

The entire scene was a step backward in a year marked by forward-thinking considerations of gender, including widespread uproar against everyday street harassment and close considerations of inequality in several professional fields.