... slogan 'Do The Job He Left Behind'. However, nothing much changed after the war as women were expected to go back to their old lifestyle of housewife and mother and the job segregation still only entitled them to work in very low paid jobs. Oscar Wilde accounted for this job segregation by saying 'All women become like their mothers. That is their tragedy. No man does. That's his'. He meant by this that most men and women in the workforce come from traditional families in which the mother does the housework and the father works. This can be seen from the jobs that many teenagers have. Girls often have babysitting jobs and are often employed as shop assistants. The introduction of the National Curriculum meant girls were to be taught Maths, English, Science and Technology up until the age of 16. This advancement in education has meant that women now take ...

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