Synopsis Demographically, women constitute almost a half of the total population. But biological sex difference has caused wide discrimination between men and women. Though any discrimination on the basis of sexual differences in unjust, the body differences do not warrant such discriminatory differentiation, they are only socially produced. Emancipation and empowerment of women have recently gained momentum. One way to empower women is to educate them and to make them economically independent. As such 'employment' in gainful occupations is being emphasised. Working women has to face again many problems. This book narrates the myth and reality of women empowerment--by way of employment. Many experiences support the facts. A well-researched compilation of facts and figures, would benefit one and all concerned.