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The micro-chip revolution emerged as an important issue for women during the 1970s. There was growing concern about job loss, de-skilling, and speed-up in job sectors traditionally held by women.
The micro-chip revolution emerged as an important issue for women during the 1970s. There was growing concern about job loss, de-skilling, and speed-up in job sectors traditionally held by women.
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