Gender Pay Gap: Is It Just a Gender Thing?doi:10.24818/mer/2023.02-08WIJAYA, IrkaWISESA, AnggaraManagement & Economics Review
The gender pay gap exists in many countries and across various industries. For example, in the EU, a region known for forward-thinking and progressive policies aimed at combating the gender pay gap, women arepaid as much as 20.5% lessthan men in Estonia, in particular, with the overall ave...
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earnings over several decades does not support this assertion, however. While the gender pay gap in the US has changed at times, widening in the 1960s and 1990s and closing to a degree in the 1980s, the overall trend has been for the wages of men and women to follow a parallel track...
The gender wage gap is the difference in pay between men and women for the same job. Currently, women make about 80 cents for every dollar a man brings in — that’s a gender wage gap of 20 percent.
Women are well aware they earn around 80 cents for every dollar their male coworkers make -- in a phenomenon known as the gender pay gap -- but they may be surprised to learn the reason that gap widens for some. The pay gap between men and women actually gets worse for women with mo...
The gender pay gap hits women differently, depending on everything from age to education, EPI economist Elise Gould and co-authors Jessica Schieder and Kathleen Geier found in the report. Those who feel the worst economic pain from discriminatory pay policies aren’t the women working in low-p...
Although discrimination is the most prominent explanation for the gender pay gap, studies providing conclusive evidence are scarce. This paper examines whether discrimination is less severe under performance pay than under time-based pay. To identify an external and measurable source of discrimination we...
摘要: At a time when the gender pay gap is under increasing levels of scrutiny, The Engineer's 2018 Salary Survey points to a widening gap between the salaries of male and female engineers.年份: 2018 收藏 引用 批量引用 报错 分享 全部来源 求助全文 掌桥科研 相似文献...
Mandatory gender pay gap (GPG) reporting in Ireland is now in its third year and, as expected, the threshold drops this year (2024) from employers with 250 or more employees to those with 150 or more employees. All employers in scope need to select a snapshot date in June 2024 and rep...