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flag The U.S. gender pay gap is growing in 2025 due to stagnant women's wages, workforce exits, and systemic barriers.

flag The gender pay gap in the U.S. is widening in 2025 as women's wages stagnate or decline relative to men's, with more women leaving the workforce amid persistent barriers like occupational segregation, lack of paid leave, and inadequate childcare. flag Labor economist Kathryn Anne Edwards highlights systemic inequities and slower wage growth for women, particularly in female-dominated industries, as key drivers. flag Experts warn that without policy reforms such as stronger pay transparency laws and expanded workplace supports, the gap will continue to grow, threatening women's long-term economic stability.

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