It’s the hours not the pay that separate men and women at work.
Despite the publicity about women only achieving parity with men in 50 years time based on a survey from the Chartered Management Institute. According to the survey women’s salaries increased by 2.8% last year compared to 2.3% for men. So it was claimed that if women’s pay continued to improve at that rate women would have parity with men by 2067 – almost 100 years after the Equal Pa … Read More
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