Women can do everything that men can and they even do it better. They also can do many things that men cannot. But it is a fact that their work is not appreciated as much as men's, although they have to sacrififice a lot for their family and career. It is said: "A woman's place is in the home." What do you think?

These days

women

's empowerment has been a top social campaign all around the world.

This

movement has been happening because a lot of ladies feel discriminated against by

men

despite their skills and abilities.

This

essay will explain why the public perception of "

women

should be at home" has to be broken and how

women

are supposed to receive similar appreciation as much as

men

do. With hard work to improve themselves and a better education,

women

can simultaneously juggle themselves to raise their kids

as well as

to be professionals in a working environment. It is not rare nowadays in multinational companies

women

have become the leader bringing the company to a higher level. Nothing is wrong with

women

being at home, but when

women

can offer the same or even better skills than

men

,

then

there should be no reason for being underappreciated.  The government as a policymaker should

also

be in charge to create new regulations in order for

women

to get fair yet equal treatment.

For example

, in the United States, it is a common practice in many organizations that

women

receive lower salaries than

men

in the same job position or working experience.

This

is proof for the government to take legal action to ensure companies will assess objectively their employee based on contribution and not by sex. We all understand that historically adult females had been underappreciated since their duty to bear a baby and support their husband made them second-class.

However

, in

this

modern world,

this

sort of perception has to be removed since each people should be viewed objectively by their skill, attitude, and contribution to society.

Moreover

, to gradually remove

this

perception, the government should

also

take real action to ensure

women

get the same privilege as

men

do. Skills that matter not gender.