Work can create inequalities in society from "summary" of Work by James Suzman
In many societies, work plays a central role in shaping social inequalities. The nature of work, the value placed on different types of work, and the distribution of work all contribute to the creation and perpetuation of inequalities within a society. Work is not just about the physical act of labor; it is also about power, status, and access to resources. Those who have more desirable or prestigious jobs often have more power and influence within their communities, while those with less desirable or lower-status jobs may struggle to make ends meet and have less say in important decisions that affect their lives.
The value placed on different types of work also contributes to inequalities in society. Some types of work are highly valued and well compensated, while others are seen as less i...
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