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Wednesday 4 December 2019

Equal pay for equal work(SLJ teaser week)

In my opinion I personally think they both deserve the same amount of money and support for many reasons. The Black Ferns - New Zealand women team - have far more power and influence in 15-aside rugby than the men. They have already won five World Cups compared to the All Blacks' three', but they lag far behind in both profile and pay. They are barely recognized because the media intentionally decides to not televise or show any of their games and interviews. Which I find very very biased, if you feel just as bad it could help if you too support The Black Ferns. Thank you :))
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Black Ferns


Task: For this activity, please think about this issue of the gender pay gap carefully. It is quite controversial (some people agree with it and some people disagree with it).
On your blog, tell us what you think. Is it fair? Why or why not? Be sure to explain exactly why you feel the way that you do.

2 comments:

  1. Don't forget to attribute your images. This is when you say where you got your photos from. Here is the link if you don't know how.

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  2. Kia ora Mafi,

    Hope you’re enjoying your Friday afternoon! Is today the last day of school? I am really looking forward to seeing all the posts you are going to create. It’s my second year with the Summer Learning Journey, if you want to learn more about me check out my blog!

    You make some GREAT points to support your argument/opinion. That is really interesting. Some people have been saying that because the All Blacks supposably work harder they deserve more money. But if this was the case, wouldn’t the Black Ferns be paid more looking at the fact that the Black Ferns have won 5 world cups and the All Blacks have won 3.

    Keep up the mahi Mafi!

    Nga mihi,
    Georgia

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