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Australia's gender pay gap narrowed slightly to 21.1% in 2024–25, driven by men earning more in bonuses and overtime, with CEO-level disparities worsening.
Australian data from 2024–25 shows the gender pay gap narrowed slightly to 21.1%, with women earning $28,356 less annually, largely due to men receiving nearly A$10,000 more in bonuses, overtime, and allowances.
Disparities are driven by workplace cultures favoring long hours, gendered caregiving roles, and low uptake of parental leave by men in male-dominated sectors.
While female leadership improved in some companies, the gap at the CEO level worsened to 26.2%, with women earning significantly less in base pay and total compensation.
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La brecha salarial de género en Australia se redujo ligeramente al 21.1% entre 2024 y 2025, impulsada por los hombres que ganan más en bonificaciones y horas extras, con un empeoramiento de las disparidades a nivel de CEO.