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Ireland's gender pay gap persists, with men earning more than women, prompting new EU rules requiring pay transparency.
A new survey in Ireland reveals a persistent gender pay gap, with men expecting €64,000 annually and women €53,000, while actual past earnings average €55,000 for men and €44,000 for women.
Men are more satisfied with their pay and more confident in negotiations, receiving higher raises.
Only 38% of job adverts include salary ranges.
The upcoming EU Pay Transparency Directive, effective in June, will require employers to disclose pay gaps and include salary ranges in postings, aiming to address structural and cultural barriers to equity.
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La brecha salarial entre hombres y mujeres en Irlanda persiste, y los hombres ganan más que las mujeres, lo que ha llevado a nuevas normas de la UE que exigen transparencia salarial.