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gendered work identities  

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  • Extensive sociological research shows that gendered assumptions, stereotypes, and practices permeate organizations and, as a consequence, shape and reflect their members’ experiences. Despite improvements since the 1970s, sex segregation persists, with the results that U.S. men and women still rarely hold identical jobs in a common physical location. [Source: Sociology of Work: An Encyclopedia; Gendered Work Identities]

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