Do men have a future?

Male full-time employment reached its highest level in 1990. Since then the figure has fallen by about ten per cent. Among women, on the other hand, employment figures have remained more or less steady. This means that men are bearing the brunt of the 1990s recession, since traditionally “male” jobs – especially in areas such as mining and production – have been the hardest hit. Meanwhile, the majority of new jobs created are part-time ones, which traditionally go to women in a ratio of over five to one, although more men than ever before are being forced to look part-time work, as there is no other choice, the majority of party-time posts still go to women. In developed countries the workplaces is changing. Jobs in production industries have fallen by more than a million in the last six years alone. The coal industry, the worst hit area, has seen employment fall by as much as three quarters. And for these out-work miners there is not much to suit their skills in the new industries: hotel and catering,...

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