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Australia's gender pay gap persists, with women earning $28,425 less annually than men.
Australia's gender pay gap remains significant, with women earning 78 cents for every dollar men earn, resulting in an annual pay difference of $28,425.
While 56% of employers have reduced their gender pay gap in the past year, 72.2% still favor men.
The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) reports that over-representation of men in higher-paying roles contributes to the gap.
WGEA CEO Mary Wooldridge emphasizes the need for employers to assess gender-based differences and implement solutions like flexible work arrangements and paid parental leave.
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La brecha salarial entre los géneros en Australia persiste, y las mujeres ganan 28.425 dólares menos anualmente que los hombres.