The Latest Breaking News from gender pay gap

Analysis of ONS data shows Black African women earn 26% less than men; Bangladeshi women 28% and Pakistani women 31%

The gender pay gap is alive and well in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) causing women to leave the sector at higher Women continue to be underpaid and underrepresented in senior leadership roles in STEM, according to the latest edition of the federal government’s STEM Equity…

Only 63 countries have ever elected a women in the highest position of power

Politicians, businesses and unions are trying to find solutions to Australia's economic problems, and a big part of the conversation focuses on women and their participation in the workforce.

Employers are being urged to make organisational changes ahead of law reform which will ensure gender pay gap data is published.

A recent report from The Wall Street Journal analyzes data from early-career college graduates, finding that a gender pay gap starts early.

The situation is worst in high paying occupations. Only members of parliament see women with a higher median salary

Within the 15 NCAA conferences looked at, male referees tend to earn about 22% more than females doing the same job.

Women are participating in the workforce at a higher rate than ever before in Western Australia but they still face the biggest gender pay gap in the country, a report finds.