Abstract
The Social Security program is examined as it relates to women in the workplace. As increasing numbers of working-age women enter the paid labor force, women's groups are voicing their concerns of the inequitable distribution of Social Security benefits. The author reviews those concerns, discusses three options for reform of the program, and informs women of the changes in the program they can expect realistically.
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