If I still have a little time, I would add that unpaid work within the family is not recognized. All the jobs that follow from this, whether you're talking about childcare workers or patient care attendants, who were discussed at length at the start of the pandemic—they were called "arms," which I consider somewhat insulting because they're people who have more than arms—are underpaid because they're associated with work that women do.
Here in Quebec, Mr. Legault had people trained and gave them a more appropriate salary for one year. As far as I know, it will revert to the pay level that's offered within the network after the year has elapsed. If that's the case, it will have been fine for getting them through the pandemic, but then those persons, who are mainly women, many of whom are immigrants from various cultural backgrounds, will wind up with low salaries and unable to support their families.
The time when a woman's salary was a second wage, pin money to pay for who knows what, is over. It's not being used to pay for lipstick; it's used to pay for childcare, groceries, the house and so on. That's today's reality.
It's 2021, it seems to me.