The gender pay gap in Australia is at its lowest ever level
The gender pay gap between the full-time earnings of men and women in Australia is at its lowest level on record — 21.7%.
The gender pay gap between the full-time earnings of men and women in Australia is at its lowest level on record — 21.7%.
Icelandic Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir is among thousands of women and non-binary people expected to stop work today for a national women’s strike.
Harvard Professor Claudia Goldin has been awarded the top prize in economics for her investigations into the gender pay gap — the difference between how much men and women are paid.
The latest official figures show the gender pay gap in full-time earnings has fallen to an all-time low. Why has the gap closed?
The Federal Government has passed a law to require gender pay gap transparency for businesses with at least 100 employees.