Should society ideally create legislation to reserve 50% of jobs in large 
companies and organisations for women?

Lets set aside the truth that women are better equipped emotionally and 
physically to create and nurture babies till adulthood.

One major problem with women working 10-12 hour schedules (including commuting 
time) is that children do not get the attention that they need at home. Lack of 
adequate parenting is producing adults who are not as emotionally balanced as 
they would have been with home making mothers. We can see this happening in the 
west where often due to economic necessity (or plain materialism?) the %age of 
working women is far higher than it is in India.

So the pro working women legislation should have a clause that insists that at 
least one parent should be at home
 when the kids are back from school to provide the nurturing-even if the father 
is not equal to the task. Economic laws would result in parents allowing the 
better paid partner the freedom to pick their job while the other would have to 
play homemaker, perhaps with a half day job.

Allowing both parents to work full day jobs would result in an uneven playing 
field for families with only one full time working parent. Insisting that one 
parent was at home after school hours would create a level playing field 
nationwide.

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