No Women Need Apply Chinese Women Fight to End Workplace Discrimination
A Party propaganda poster from 1953 titled: ‘New View in the Rural Village.’
“Applicants limited to male.” 23-year-old job-hunter Huang Rong (not her real name) noticed this line in a job announcement only after she had heard nothing from the recruiter and gone back to check the advertisement online. She had graduated from Xinyang Normal University in Henan province with a degree in social work this summer, and she said the job sounded perfect for someone who enjoyed talking to people: a clerk position, combining executive assistants’ responsibilities with more creative tasks such as coming up with marketing campaign ideas for the well-established New Oriental Cooking School, a company based in her favorite city, Hangzhou.
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Jacqueline Nivard (8 mars 2015). No Women Need Apply Chinese Women Fight to End Workplace Discrimination. ChinElectrodoc. Consulté le 8 octobre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/mqnf