In addition to that, women's so-called unpaid work, which actually fuels the economy globally and in Canada, has increased. It has increased in terms of what we're doing in the home, in the communities—because we are the ones who have picked up the slack from the cuts to health, education, social programs, etc.—not to mention the political work that we have to do, continuously unpaid, as well as being underemployed.
De plus, le travail non rémunéré des femmes, qui fait tourner l'économie mondiale et celle du Canada, est un phénomène de plus en plus important, que ce soit à la maison, dans la collectivité— puisque c'est nous qui compensons les compressions imposées aux programmes de santé, d'éducation et sociaux—sans parler du travail politique toujours non rémunéré.