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Women in Advertising Are Closing Every Gap They Can. The Pay Gap Persists Anyway
Women in U.S. advertising earn 5% less than men, rising to 8% for mothers, due to limited pay transparency and managerial gatekeeping, a study of 926 professionals found.
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NEW INDEPENDENT STUDY FROM DNA&STONE'S CSO FINDS PERSISTENT GENDER PAY GAP IN U.S. ADVERTISING INDUSTRY
Following International Women's Day, research finds that women in advertising lose up to $271,829 over the course of their careers compared to their male counterparts
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Women in Advertising Are Closing Every Gap They Can. The Pay Gap Persists Anyway
A new study finds women in advertising earn up to 8% less than men even after controlling for every known variable, pointing to managerial gatekeeping, workplace social dynamics and a culture of opacity as the forces keeping the gap alive.
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