But things have changed. A significant employment trend began at the same time women came to dominate Human Resource Management. Despite that women comprised less than 45 percent of the paid labor force, as women dominated Personnel, the female unemployment rate dropped relative to men's, averaging 12 percent less than the male unemployment rate. As mentioned above, pop-feminists have tried, with great success, to persuade society female homelessness is a more important problem than male homelessness. The fact most of the homeless are men notwithstanding, the problem with this is that male homelessness is more likely to increase female homelessness than female homelessness is to increase male homelessness.
Men often subsidize unemployed, under-employed, and marginally employed women through marriage.
Conversely, few women subsidize unemployed, under- employed, and marginally employed men. If this is true, then the answer to both male and female- homelessness is to increase the number of job opportunities for men. Giving male- employment top priority will put men to work who will then support wives and families. For thousands of years, this division of labor worked. Technological progress changed all that, providing more options for all.