Some years ago, the City of San Francisco studied absenteeism among different departments. By far the highest rate of absenteeism was in the Commission on the Status of Women.
It's fascinating that Cancer Australia had the most female workforce (over 80% of employees being women), when men in Australia are 29% more likely to get cancer than women, and astonishingly men are 51% more likely to die from cancer than women... This is neither equal nor fair.
In Australia, there will be an election later this year. I don't know the data at the moment, but perhaps I can put together a post similar to what I did for the U.S. election. One difference between Australia and the U.S. is that Australia has compulsory voting, whereas in the U.S., voting is voluntary.
Where is the equity?
Some years ago, the City of San Francisco studied absenteeism among different departments. By far the highest rate of absenteeism was in the Commission on the Status of Women.
Interesting. I would like to read about this if you have a link to a relevant article or report.
Hi James, I searched for it, but was unable to find anything. This goes back to the mid-1990s, so this was some time ago.
No worries. Thanks for looking.
Now why would they want so many women in government? lol
It's fascinating that Cancer Australia had the most female workforce (over 80% of employees being women), when men in Australia are 29% more likely to get cancer than women, and astonishingly men are 51% more likely to die from cancer than women... This is neither equal nor fair.
My goodness... Australia has gone really woke...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2025_Australian_federal_election
The question is why men are not voting massively to Trump and similar. We got i. germany only 20% vote for AFD.
Even Young males are voting more for AfD, but equally to CDU (conservatives). Whats the situation in Australia?
In Australia, there will be an election later this year. I don't know the data at the moment, but perhaps I can put together a post similar to what I did for the U.S. election. One difference between Australia and the U.S. is that Australia has compulsory voting, whereas in the U.S., voting is voluntary.
https://jameslnuzzo.substack.com/p/fewer-men-than-woman-vote-why