Pay equality is a real issue in the United States. Many employers value men more than women doing the same job.
No, there is no country without women. Women are part of every society around the world.
As of 2020, approximately 53% of doctoral degrees in the US were awarded to women. This represents an increasing trend in the proportion of doctoral degrees earned by women over the years.
As of 2021, the ratio of men to women in Brazil is approximately 98.5 men for every 100 women. This means there are slightly more women than men in the country's population.
The population of France in 2010 was estimated to be 30,548,614 men and 32,238,812 women. Women outnumber men by over one and a half million people.
4 to 5 meaning that for every 4 men there are 5 women (about) Another answer. I believe that answer is reversed. It is approx. 4 men for every 1 woman.
Yes, even now (2009) women get paid 78 cents for each dollar men doing the same job with the same skills and education get paid. With the recession, it would not be surprising if it got even worse.
The statistic that women earn 77 cents for every dollar a man makes is a widely cited figure that reflects the overall gender pay gap in the United States. However, this figure can vary significantly based on factors such as occupation, experience, education, and location. More recent analyses indicate that the gap has narrowed over time and can be less pronounced in certain fields. It's important to consider these nuances when discussing wage disparities between men and women.
a woman earns 76 cents to a man's dollar
Four in ten businesses worldwide have no women in senior management. from www.collegetimes.us Women working 41 to 44 hours per week earn 84.6% of what men working similar hours earn. from www.urbanministry.org Women male only 75.5 cents for every dollar that men earn. from www.usgovinfo.sbout.com
Feminists promote womens' rights, and in particular, "equal pay for equal work."One common claim is that women, on average, make 75 cents for every dollar a man makes doing the same work.The joke is that man makes fun of feminism, but then suggests the woman should get 75 cents, and not one dollar.Get it? :)
Women are paid less than men in the same jobs. Generally a woman makes 79 cents on the dollar that a man in the same job makes.
It was reported that men earned an estimated $130 each year in 1880. Women made around $70 each year in comparison.
In 1963, women's wages were only 59 percent of that of male workers. Prior to President Kennedy's Equal Pay Act, women were only getting $.59 out of every dollar men made. Although women have come a long way since those days, they still aren't on par with male wages, and only make about $.83 out of every dollar a man makes.
In most cases, women in the war worked for at least 50 hours per week. The pay rate was very little as they earned slightly over 1 dollar for the entire week.
The answer varies depending on who you include in the statistics. When considering all 145 million income earners in the US, the median income for a male was $35,000, but only $23,500 for a female. So women typically earn 33% less or roughly 67 cents to every dollar a man makes. When we consider only those age 25 or older, however, the figures changes a bit. The median income for males rises to $39,000 and that for females to $26,500. The gender gaps remains roughly 32% with a woman making roughly 68 cents to every dollar a man makes.white women make 78 cents on the dollar compared to their white male co-workers1.20 and they were better workers than the men.
Yes, women are often payed less than men for the same job. On average women make .75 cents to the dollar than men do. This comes from an old way of thinking that a woman had a man to take care of her.
On average, many low-paying occupations are directed at women. There are many reasons and excuses. Women are more likely to work less than full time. Women are penalized for being the ones who bear and care for children. Men with children are more likely to get a boost in earnings. After accounting for all other such factors, women who perform the same jobs as men are simply paid less. They are simply not valued since inequality was perfected and protected long, long ago when men were men and women were girls and women were considered inferior and the property of their fathers, husbands, brothers and other male relatives and custodians. Glass ceilings and all, men get bonuses for just being men. In fact, Republicans recently blocked the Paycheck Fairness Act. See link.