Female lawyers are paid about # 50,000 less per year on
average than their male counterparts, a 2013 market report has shown.
163 NLJ 84 (3) 1 February 2013 Salaries favour men Profession Female lawyers are paid about # 50,000 less per year on
average than their male counterparts, a 2013 market report has shown.
Not exact matches
Add those reasons to the long, frequently cited list of why women lose confidence in their careers: They make, on
average, $ 8,000 less per year
than their
male counterparts; they aren't afforded the same opportunities for advancement; they're penalized for having kids.
According to an evaluation by Hired, female candidates in the field are offered an
average of four percent less
than their
male counterparts, and «63 percent of the time women receive lower salary offers
than men for the same job at the same company.»
According to data from the US Census Bureau, the
average gender pay gap in the United States is around 19.5 %, meaning that, on
average, a woman earns 80.5 % less
than her
male counterpart.
Did you know that as of 2016, women employed full - time made 20 percent less, on
average,
than their
male counterparts?
Aoife Flood of PriceWaterHouse Coopers, a study co-author, emailed me details: «Women obtain substantially more per pledge
than their
male counterparts — 11 % more per
average backer pledge or 90 US dollars compared to 81 US dollars for
male led pledges.
Male MBAs are hired into higher - level positions right out of school and earn, on
average, $ 4,600 more per year in their first job
than their female
counterparts.
Women in full - time work earn on
average 15 % less
than their
male counterparts, according to Office of National statistics figures.
Women are overrepresented in low - paying jobs and earn on
average 19.1 % less
than their
male counterparts in the same job, meaning they are unfairly disadvantaged if they have a foreign spouse.
Despite this array of candidates, nearly all of whom would have been strong or exceptional candidates (on
average, arguably stronger
than their
male counterparts), the Labour party, a party that considers itself the natural home of women's rights and advancement, elected men to all three posts.
WHEREAS, women make up 50 % of the population in Santa Clara County but face significant economic disparities, with an
average pay difference that is larger
than the national wage gap of $.72 for a man's dollar, with women holding advanced degrees earning roughly $ 40,000 less
than their
male counterparts, and 11 % of the County's female population living in poverty and approximately 33 % of the homeless population being women and girls, and
But they made on
average six to 15,000 dollars less per year
than their
male counterparts.
As of 1997, significant pay differences existed between federally employed men and women in botany: The Commission of Professionals in Science and Technology's (CPST's) October 1998 edition of the Salaries of Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians reported that while the
average salary for civilian botanists was $ 43,372, women took home an annual wage that was on
average $ 7700 less ($ 39,664 vs. $ 47,385)
than their
male counterparts.
They noted that during menstruation, the
average female breath odor contained much more VSCs
than that of
male counterparts.
Female chefs make, on
average, 28 % less in base pay
than their
male counterparts.
There are 10 percent more young women
than young men going to college each year, and while the
average pay of a woman is still lower
than her
male counterpart, there have never been so many power women at the top of their prospective industries.
On
average, women headteachers aged under 40 earn # 5,400 less
than their
male counterparts, those in their 40s earn # 7,700 less, those in their 50s earn # 11,300 less and those aged 60 or over earn # 13,500 less; this represents a 16 per cent pay gap.
The NEU also states that the
average pay for all women teachers is # 2,900 less
than for their
male counterparts (# 37,700 compared to # 40,660).
The
average salary for female educators is $ 5,500 lower
than that of their
male counterparts.
On
average, women head teachers aged under 40 earn # 5,400 less
than their
male counterparts, those in their 40s earn # 7,700 less, those in their 50s earn # 11,300 less and those aged 60 or over earn # 13,500 less; this represents a 16 % pay gap.
Women are more likely to be parked in front of the TV on any given day, watching on
average nearly 40 minutes more
than their
male counterparts.
There are a number of reasons that this disparity exists, among these are that, on
average, women earn lower salaries
than their
male counterparts and will spend fewer years in the workforce.
In fact, the
average female student owed nearly 20 percent more
than her
male counterpart at the point of insolvency, and 60 percent of student loan debtors overall are women.
Also, women video game programmers earn an
average of $ 10,000 a year less
than their
male counterparts, according to a salary survey published in 2011 by Gamer Developer magazine, and women designers make $ 12,000 less.
Whilst we've clearly come a long way since 1922, on
average, female legal professionals are still paid less
than their
male counterparts and true equality still seems a long way off.
The figures show female UK partners at the Anglo - US firm received on
average 2.8 % more
than their
male counterparts during the last financial year.
Women equity partners earn an
average of $ 66,000 less
than their
male counterparts, while income partners
average $ 25,000 less, according to New Millennium, Same Glass Ceiling?
The
average salary for men in a City law firm is # 124,366 compared to # 86,890 for women, a disparity which can only be partially explained by the
average male solicitor being older
than his female
counterpart.
Furthermore, female drivers, on
average, experience rates that are around 10 percent lower
than their
male driving
counterparts.
While women do enjoy somewhat lower
average car insurance policy premium rates
than their
male counterparts, this is a differential which may be closing over time.
This was a clear indication that women within this age group on the
average are more prone to heart ailments
than their
male counterparts.
On
average, female graduates earn less
than their
male counterparts, according to Hesa.
They earn just over # 20,000 on
average — nearly # 8,000 less
than their
male counterparts.
According to an evaluation by Hired, female candidates in the field are offered an
average of four percent less
than their
male counterparts, and «63 percent of the time women receive lower salary offers
than men for the same job at the same company.»
On
average,
males and urban residents show slightly better subjective well - being scores
than their female and rural
counterparts.