A STUDY OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION AT THE CORPORATE SECTOR.

Authors

  • SAMRIN A. R.
  • B. S. Sudha

Keywords:

Gender Discrimination, Work Environment, Employee, Job

Abstract

Even in this day and age, after we bring up equal rights for men and women there are still cases of discrimination supported by gender. Gender discrimination is not something that may be unnoticed or tolerated in silence. Discrimination based on gender has become deeply seated in society all around the geographical point. Stalking, in conjunction with sexual and verbal abuse, is one of the most underappreciated varieties of harassment. It endangers women’s physical safety as well as their productivity and morale. Such behaviour towards girls should stop as it infringes on their right to safety, causes physical and psychological damage, and exacerbates gender inequity. A lady takes on full- life role within the geographical point in this century. Ladies wish for employment and a place in society. They plan to be independent, autonomous and unafraid of people.one thing is certain girls, in general are working to achieve equality in the geographical point now adays. Gender discrimination happens once an individual is denied a chance or is underestimated strictly because of their gender. It refers to any uneven treatment reckoned on somebody’s gender. Gender discrimination within the world will make numerous forms, however it typically refers to once associate degree worker or job someone is treated otherwise or less favourably thanks to their sex or individuality. Gender discrimination in today’s organisations is one in all the considerations that, if not properly addressed, might result in different difficulties inside the business that may cause important damage. The data are collected with the convenience sampling approach, that is a non-probability technique. The goal of this study is to gain information and to be told a lot of concerning the various causes that end up in gender discrimination, like wise because of the issues and challenges that girls confront in today’s work environment.

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Published

05.11.2022

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SAMRIN A. R., & B. S. Sudha. (2022). A STUDY OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION AT THE CORPORATE SECTOR. AKSHARASURYA, 1(02), 44 to 57. Retrieved from http://aksharasurya.com/index.php/latest/article/view/17

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