Then some people will be out of a job - they could be either women or men. Yes, but it isn't that women don't want to work. For a start , they suffer more discrimination in the work-place. When a young woman applies for a job, it isn't possible to ask her whether she intends to start a family or not, but it is possible to give the job to a man with fewer qualifications. Perhaps not as much as it used to , but if a woman leaves a job to start family, it may be very difficult for her to return to full-time work.
Many women are in part- time jobs and on very low rates of pay.
Underemployment of well qualified women who are working as bar-maids or waitresses is a huge waste of talent. Yes, certainly . Well, unemployment can be very frustrating for those men who believe that they should be the bread-winner in a relationship. Many live on state benefits. There is also a group of men who have become unemployable.