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January 21, 2020
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More payroll jobs held by women, but problems remain
Women now hold more payroll jobs than men, according to the December jobs report, which shows growth in female-dominated industries, such as health care and education. The challenge now is that these jobs are not usually comparable -- in terms of salary and job quality -- as those jobs typically held by men, such as manufacturing, Claire Cain Miller writes.
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