Occupational sex segregation, currently and traditionally, has concentrated women in lower-paying clerical and service positions.

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Occupational sex segregation refers to the concentration of women and men in different occupations. Traditionally, women have been concentrated in lower-paying clerical and service positions, while men have dominated higher-paying managerial and professional roles. This trend still exists today, although there have been some improvements in closing the gap.

Occupational Sex Segregation, Currently and Traditionally, Has Concentrated Women in Lower-Paying