Examples of using Wage gap in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If we really want to close the gender wage gap, maybe we should start by opening up the payroll.
When you bring up the wage gap, he tells you that women make less because they work,
Differences in matriculation and psychometric exam scores increase the wage gap; their joint contribution to the explained gap was 13%.
However, in construction, for example, the wage gap becomes more drastic and even more so for African American women and Latina women.
But the wage gap also seems to reflect a bias against mothers with children at home- a set of belittling stereotypes sometimes referred to as the“maternal wall.”.
In the EU, the average hourly wage gap between women and men is 16.2%.
Another meta-analysis of 41 empirical studies on the wage gap performed in 1998 found a similar time trend in estimated pay gaps, a decrease of roughly 1% per year.
While the wage gap is almost nonexistent in the field of education,
with the beer ads and the wage gap and the chart-topping return of Chris Brown?
But in the Federal Government, where salaries are pinned to certain levels and everybody knows what those levels are, the gender wage gap shrinks to 11 percent-- and this is before controlling for any of the factors that economists argue over whether or not to control for.
Over time, the wage gap between Jews and Arab Israelis was found to be quite stable while the wage gaps between immigrants
Among women, the wage gap between Jewish and Arab Israelis with a degree in computers is very high, standing at about 60%(apparently due to differences in mathematical skills,
The nation of 50 million has the widest gender wage gap among the 35 member states of the Organization for Economic Cooperation
In their words,“the rise in the wage gap is influenced by the entrance of low-skilled workers into the labor market,
The average hourly wage gap between workers at the lowest skill levels in Israel and in selected OECD countries,
Researcher Hadas Fuchs presented new findings on the gender wage gap in Israel and labor market participation trends by gender, focusing on different
In fact, according to new numbers released in February, the gender wage gap widened by slightly more than a percentage point in 2012- back to levels last seen in 2005.
The World Economic Forum ranks Japan at No. 110 in its Global Gender Gap Index 2018 with a wage gap of 24.5% for women in 2017,
important findings related to unemployment, the gender wage gap, and also the wage gaps between the Israelis who earn the most(wages in the 90th percentile)
The second most important cause, which is responsible for 14% of the wage gap, is the difference between the occupations