Ms. Wall has tried this kind of labor for herself in the recreated gardens outside each of the 12 historical dwellings at Plimoth Plantation.
In turn, the labor market generates its own circular logic: women are front-end developers because they're well disposed to this kind of labor, and we know this because women are front-end developers.
In a later pamphlet on the area, the Rev. William Emerson remarked that, "The Indians were remarkable for the excellence of their stone wall and were much employed in this kind of labor".
Lately, this kind of "labor" has been taking up more of Mr. Grylls's time, as he finds himself transitioning from a wacky British television character known for drinking his own urine and sleeping inside a dead camel (for hydration and warmth, respectively), into a more mainstream celebrity.
This kind of labor market segmentation exists not only between agricultural and non-agricultural hukou holders, but also between migrants and natives more generally (Guo and Zhang 2012; Li and Gu 2011).
It may come as little surprise after reading that list of tasks that women spend far more hours a week on this kind of labor: they put in 25.9 hours a week in 2010, while men put in 16.8, a difference of more than nine hours.
