On his radio show July 18, 2012, Dennis Prager said: “She is going to have a baby in October. Employers are not allowed to ask a prospective employee if she is pregnant or planning on having children.”<\/p>\n
“My favorite line in the WSJ article is this: ‘No Yahoo directors expressed concern about her pregnancy.’ Maybe that is part of the reason Yahoo is in trouble because they have such a board? It’s according to her that none of them expressed concern.”<\/p>\n
Mayer says she worked 90 hour weeks at Google. That’s six days a week, working from 7 am to 10 pm.<\/p>\n
“There are three things in a married working woman’s life — wife, mother, work. If you work 90 hours a week, when can she be a mother and wife? On the seventh day?<\/p>\n
“That this did not matter to Yahoo?”<\/p>\n
“You’ll notice that it is never pointed out that there is this third role. It’s always motherhood and career. It’s never pointed out that it is juggling motherhood, career and being a wife. For feminism, the role of being a wife is old fashioned.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On his radio show July 18, 2012, Dennis Prager said: “She is going to have a baby in October. Employers are not allowed to ask a prospective employee if she is pregnant or planning on having children.” “My favorite line … Continue reading