Question

this poster was created during world war ii: do the job he left behind apply u.s. employment service public domain which statistic from world war ii demonstrates that this poster misrepresents certain information? woman workers made 65 percent less than men doing the same job. five million women joined the workforce in world war ii. more than 300,000 women served in the military. the percentage of woman in the workforce increased from 27 percent to 37 percent.

Explanation:

The poster implies equality in the job - doing context. However, the statistic that woman workers made 65 percent less than men doing the same job shows a disparity. This contradicts the idea of simply 'doing the job he left behind' as it suggests women were not treated equally in terms of pay for the same work. The other statistics (number of women joining the workforce, serving in the military, or the percentage increase in the workforce) do not directly address the misrepresentation of equal treatment (in terms of pay) as the first statistic does.

Answer:

Woman workers made 65 percent less than men doing the same job.