Where else can we see inequality of power and conflict in our society?

 In our society, power inequality and conflict can be seen in male and female employment. According to the Ministry of Education and Korea Education Development Institute, the employment rate of male college graduates in 2018 was 69.6%, 3.6%p higher than that of female college graduates, 66.0%. In the previous year, the difference in employment rates between men and women increased 0.6 percentage points from 3.0%. The difference in the employment rate is on an increasing trend, with 2.6% in 2016, 3.0% in 2017, and 3.6% in 2018. In this way, in Korean society, there is inequality between male and female employment, and the expression of conflict about this has recently appeared through movies and novels. The novel “Kim Ji-young, born in 82,” expresses a conflict over gender discrimination, and has become a movie with a lot of popularity in Korea.

 Inequality in power can also be seen through the gender wage gap. According to the Korea Women's Policy Institute, the average monthly wage gap between men and women for all wage workers in 014 was analyzed to reach 40.1%. Men received 2.7 million won per month, and women received 16,19,000 won. The wage gap between men and women has gradually narrowed since 2004 and has dropped to the 40% range, but the gap is still large. Looking at the hourly wage difference between men and women, in 2014, women received 1381 won and the gap with men who received 16,077 won was 35.4%, the same as in 2004 (35.4%) 10 years ago. Likewise, inequality between men and women can be confirmed through wages.

 Finally, in the ratio of male and female executives in the company, inequality in power can be identified. According to the employment site Incrut, the highest percentage of female executives was at AmorePacific (21%), while other companies accounted for less than 20%. Five of the top 30 companies with no female executives are SK Hynix, Samsung Biologics, Shinhan Financial Group, Hyundai Mobis, and Kia Motors. This indicator shows that women have an unequal distribution of power within the enterprise.

 

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