Biology at Work

Discover a thought-provoking exploration of gender dynamics in the workplace with Biology at Work by Kingsley R. Browne, published by Rutgers University Press in 2002. This insightful book spans 288 pages and offers a unique evolutionary perspective on critical issues such as the "glass ceiling," the gender pay gap, sexual harassment, and occupational segregation.

Browne delves into the complexities of sex differences and the impact of biological factors on workplace dynamics, arguing that a comprehensive understanding of these issues requires acknowledging inherent differences between men and women. While recognizing the roles of discrimination and societal factors, he challenges readers to consider how biology influences gender roles and labor division.

Ideal for students and professionals in gender studies, sociology, and life sciences, Biology at Work is a compelling read that invites deeper reflection on the intersection of biology and social conditions in the workplace.