As I walk around the office, my introverted nature causes me to notice the footwear of others.
What I see is the women, as summer arrives, are wearing flip-flops & sandals.
The men? Wearing sneakers, dress shoes, or boots, the latter option being necessary for work at our test facility.
And what do I take away from that? That of the work population here, the women would rather work in a comfortable office environment, instead of having to wear uncomfortable and sometimes bulky PPE and work in the test facility. Question: should the men who are willing to work at the test facility be paid more, for the relative risks and discomfort?
If the answer's no, then why don't I see more women at the test facility?
Bueller? Bueller?
