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Harriet Harperson was caught up in a row over whether women will suffer most in the recession.The Equality Minister claimed in the Commons that women were worrying more than men about the economic crisis.But her views were undermined today by figures from the Office for National Statistics and a Cambridge University study.The ONS claimed the economic downturn 'impacted less' on working women than on men. It stressed that estimates showed fewer women than men had lost their job.The redundancy rate for women was 6.6 in 1,000 employees in the three months to December, compared with 13.6 for men.The unemployment rate for women also grew at a slower pace, up 0.3 per cent to 5.5 per cent in the three months to December, which contrasted with a rise for men of 0.6 per cent to 6.9 per cent. The employment rate for women was down 0.3 per cent, compared with a drop of one per cent for men.Ms Harperson vowed in the debate in Parliament that women would not be allowed to become the 'victims of the recession'.'Both men and women are worried about the effect on our economy of the global economic crisis,' she said.'Men are worried about their jobs, of course they are, but it appears that women are even more worried.’ Studies believe men handle losing their job worse than women and are more vulnerable. This was because of the male 'macho' belief that they have to be the breadwinners.Men, unlike women, have few positive ways of defining themselves outside of the workplace between when they leave school and when they retire. Popular Alliance CommentThanks to her boss Gordon Brown everyone is suffering. Comments like these show how far out of touch she is with society. She is trying to placate women but actually managing to annoy everyone. It should be noted that the huge rise of female employment since 1997 has been approx 93% in the public sector, whilst only 7% in the private sector. This would account for so many being sat in secure government employment, whilst more men are employed in the private sector and thus fearing the chop.It’s about time you went Harriet. A blunder a week is not sustainable and certainly not future party leader material or is it ??
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