Getting Me Cheap: How Low-Wage Work Traps Women and Girls in Poverty
by Amanda Freeman, Lisa Dodson
Getting Me Cheap explores how low-wage work traps women and girls in poverty. Amanda Freeman and Lisa Dodson examine the connections between employment, economic insecurity, gender, and social inequality, offering readers a focused look at the challenges surrounding low-paid work and financial stability.
About This Book
Getting Me Cheap examines the relationship between low-wage work and persistent poverty.
The book focuses on the experiences and circumstances of women and girls affected by inadequate earnings.
It considers how employment and economic insecurity can reinforce one another.
A relevant title for readers interested in labor, gender, poverty, and social inequality.
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