Women earn less than men in 8 of the 10 most common jobs
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Women earn less than men in 8 of the 10 most common jobs

NL Times  

Men earn more than women in eight out of the ten most common jobs in Dutch small and medium-sized enterprises. On average, men earn 6 percent more, the MKB Kennisplatform reported in the run-up to International Women’s Day tomorrow. The only two common positions where men don’t earn more than women are pedagogical employees, where women earn 6.2 percent more, and pharmacy assistants, where men and women earn the same. The women in the top 10 “women’s professions” earn, on average, 8 percent more than the few men in those professions. The wage gap increases along with age, indicating that women’s careers suffer more than men’s when they become parents.

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