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> a typical woman now paid 84 cents on the male dollar How can they claim this if they're not breaking out pay by job title? Comparing all women to all men the
by malvosenior 9y ago
> a typical woman now paid 84 cents on the male dollar
How can they claim this if they're not breaking out pay by job title? Comparing all women to all men then saying that women get paid 84 cents on the "male dollar" implies that women are paid less for doing the same job but that data is not included in the report.
Edit: If you disagree with this please tell me what I'm missing. I'd really like to understand what this is saying.
- adventured 9y agoThey're also intentionally ignoring the disparity in hours worked, which wipes out a large portion of the 0.26 they're quoting. If you actually equalized that pay figure without equalizing the hours worked, women will be earning quite a lot more than men per hour worked.
- bproven 9y agoI agree they need to break this down better before making that absolute claim...