For the first time in ten years, the gender pay gap has flipped — at least for Gen Zs. According to a recent report, Gen Z women are out-earning their male peers by £2,200 (approx. AUD $4,600) per annum. And while it might sound like a re-adjustment after the entire history of the gender pay gap, some people are raising the alarm bells, warning it could be one of the clearest signs of a recession indicator (as if the Labubus weren’t enough).
