> This sentence compares the number of men identified as underpaid to the number of women identified as underpaid. No, it is saying that the definition of "und

> This sentence compares the number of men identified as underpaid to the number of women identified as underpaid. No, it is saying that the definition of "underpaid" is "making less money than women at the same level." > This says nothing about the proportion of men or women who were found to be underpaid. It refers to the percentage of men who received more money. The justification for that is that there are more men in the company. It says that men accounted for 69% of the work force, but received more than 69% of the money that went to equity raises.