US EditionFrom today, women in the EU symbolically work for free as gender pay gap persists
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Equal Pay Day, the day on which men earn the same average as women for an entire year, falls on November 24th this year. Women are thus symbolically working for free for the rest of the year. How could we solve this? Would openness about your salary reduce the wage gap?
From today, women in the EU symbolically work for free as gender pay gap persists
Women across the EU symbolically begin “working for free” from today, as the bloc marks the point in the calendar when pay inequality means women, on average, stop earning relative to men. With the EU gender pay gap standing at 12%, 22 November represents the date after which women’s work is, in effect, unpaid compared with their male colleagues. The European Commission used the occasion to warn that progress on closing the gap remains painfully…
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