This New York-Based Plumber ‘Wants To Change Sexist Stereotypes & Attract More Women To The Trade’
Aarthi Swaminathan at MarketWatch reports the United States is short on Plumbers - but one Woman from New York City is determined to fix that. After finding her footing in what is typically considered a male-dominated career, Judaline Cassidy - who works for the New York City Housing Authority as a Plumber, is determined to encourage other Women to enter the Trade. “We are not visible, but we are here, and there are a lot more Female Plumbers out there,” Cassidy, 54, told MarketWatch on the sidelines of the International Builders Show (IBS) in Las Vegas. “But nobody gives us that visual.”
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