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From: scott@hou2g.UUCP (N. Ersha)
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Subject: Re: A *real* problem
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Date: Thu, 18-Jul-85 11:43:37 EDT
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If most people (prefer to?) work from 9 to 5,
why do you think retail store workers are any
different?  Why don't you change the hours of
your work place instead?

Actually, these hours have changed some in recent
years and in some locations.  Seems to me if the
owners are hurting for business at those hours
(9 to 5) they'll figure it out and change them.
If not, why do you expect them to cater to you when
they DON'T need your business?

On what evidence do you base your assertion that those
hours indicate intentional discrimination against
women, anyway?

			SJBerry