If a woman is listed as helper despite doing skilled work what problem may occur?

Correct answer: Skill recognition and wage level may be affected

Listing a woman who performs skilled work as a “helper” undervalues her actual skills and responsibilities. It may lead to lower wages, fewer promotion opportunities, or an inappropriate job classification. Promotion is not automatically guaranteed; accurate job titles and recognition of skills matter. Exam tip: Identify a mismatch between work performed and job title as gender-based classification bias.