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Breaking Stereotypes: Women in Gritty Professions

Explore how society views dirty jobs for women. Challenges faced, stereotypes dismantled, and the reality of women excelling in traditionally male-dominated roles. An insightful look at gender equality in the workforce.

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Breaking Stereotypes: Women in Gritty Professions

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  1. Woman Can Also Get Down and Dirty Design and Society By Sandra Tellez

  2. Women are Not Treated the Same with Jobs Considered Dirty • Some believe certain jobs, such as garbage retrieving or exterminator are not meant for women • Cannot handle the strain these jobs put on their bodies • Will whine/scream when touching certain things • Be too slow, hold others back • The reality is that this is both true and false

  3. Charts Source: US Census Bureau, Census 2000 special tabulation Total: 552675 Total: 187380 Total: 134200

  4. Stakeholders • Worker • Employer • Guests • Family • Owner of business

  5. Conclusion • While it is true there are far more men doing these sort of jobs, it does not mean woman can’t do the job as well • There are woman out there at this moment proving they can • Show on the Discovery Channel called “Dirty Jobs” that shows dirty jobs both men and women do

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