Women still earn less than men for comparable work in 2025 America Reviewed by Erika Rasure The gender wage gap is the disparity in incomes between men and women for doing the same work. Also known as ...

In 2024, women earned an average of 85% of what men earned. The U.S. Census Bureau has also analyzed the gender pay gap, though its analysis looks only at full-time workers (as opposed to full- and ...

Missouri State Capitol building in Jefferson City (Getty Images). March 25 is Equal Pay Day, marking how many days the median woman would need to work into 2025 to earn what the median man earned in ...

The gender pay gap in U.S. has narrowed over the past two decades — but only slightly, according to Pew Research Center. Data analysis shows that women used to earn 65% of what men made in 1982. As of ...

Women persistently make less than men across nearly every category of race, age, experience, education, and occupation—whether they work full time, year-round, part time, or part year. The gender wage ...

Throughout history, women have progressed greatly in the workplace by breaking gender barriers and shattering glass ceilings. Despite these achievements, inequalities continue and a gap in wages ...

Payscale, Inc. has released its Gender Pay Gap Report for 2025. Payscale, Inc. has released its Gender Pay Gap Report for 2025, and the results show little to no progress across several industries ...

Despite progress over the decades, data shows that women in the Hawaii still earn less than men, particularly in higher-paying occupations and among certain ethnic groups. According to the U.S. Bureau ...

The gender pay gap in the United States is moving in the wrong direction, according to the latest figures from the Census Bureau. The data, released earlier this month, shows that while men’s earnings ...

Women are up to $27,000 worse off when buying a home in a host of Melbourne suburbs due to the gender pay gap.

The gender pay gap on the boards of European financial services firms widened to its worst level in six years.

Despite being overrepresented in the field, women in healthcare are still paid less than their male peers, according to ...