Wage gap nearly halved in 15 years; Men still earning 10.9% more than women
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Former politician on gender pay gap: 'Bizarre that this is still an issue in the Netherlands'
The wage gap between men and women is getting smaller, according to new figures from Statistics Netherlands. Good news, says former SP leader Lilian Marijnissen, who campaigned for this for years. She discusses this further in Nieuws van de dag.
Cheers, double the deductions for the richest. And the working poor under 30 are 4 times more
The ACLI survey on 2024 tax returns. In the South, salaries are three times lower than in the North. Women are more affected than men. For ISTAT, real wages are still 8% lower than January 2021
Wage gap nearly halved in 15 years; Men still earning 10.9% more than women
The difference in the average hourly wage between men and women has become smaller and smaller since 2010, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS). While women earned 19 percent less per hour than men in 2010, this difference was still 10.5 percent last year. According to the statistics agency, the wage gap in the Netherlands is shrinking partly due to women's increasingly higher education level.
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