Women in the Workplace: Social Implications Towards Equality To best comprehend human behavior in organizations, we must first understand the behaviors of society. With all the efforts our society has placed towards creating better equality for all, we must wonder why there are still few women in high-level positions within organizations. Unfortunately, women are disproportionately represented in upper-managerial and governmental positions. There are a number of theoretical perspectives concerning this phenomenon. Two perspectives, functionalist and …showed first 75 words of 1329 total…

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