Women at work are still earning less than men doing the same job Source: iStockphoto / kzenon/Getty Images/iStockphotoProgress has stalled when it comes to the gender pay gap.
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By Sarah Conte, Stephanie Corsetti
Presented by Maridel Martinez
Source: SBS
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Progress has stalled when it comes to the gender pay gap.
Key Points
- The Workplace Gender Equality Agency says the pay difference between women and men remained at 22.8 per cent last financial year.
- The average full time wage for women is now just over 90,000 dollars a year
- The average full time wage for men, it's almost 117.000.