Examples of using Pay gap in English and their translations into Romanian
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According to Eurostat, the gender pay gap across Europe generally has narrowed by 1% to 3% since 2002.
The gender pay gap is caused by multiple factors such as labour market segregation
In Bulgaria for example, the gender pay gap was a substantial 18.9% in 2002.
Reducing the pay gap is one of the objectives of the European Strategy for Growth and Jobs.
According to latest estimates, the gender pay gap in Serbia is around 14%,
Tackling the pay gap between men and women Gender equality in the labour market.
which includes reducing the pay gap among its aims.
Tackling the pay gap between women and men is a political priority for the European Commission,
have made in increasing the number of women in the workforce and reducing the gender pay gap.
Fighting the pay gap as an integral part of Member States' employment policies(exploiting full potential of EU funding, in particular the European Social Fund);
especially through a 10% reduction in the pay gap by 2020.
the Committee of the Regions: Tackling the pay gap between women and men.
All these contribute to deepen the pay gap between women and men in transport.
Pay gap: this measures the relative difference in the average gross hourly earnings of men
In Europe, the pay gap between men and women stands on average at 17%,
when the pay gap becomes a‘pension gap'.
which aims to raise awareness of the pay gap, comes ahead of International Women's Day on 8 March.
The Commission has proposed some practical actions to overcome the pay gap between men and women.
The pay gap is unacceptable:
Gender segregation by occupation, the pay gap, and difficulties in reconciling professional