Anger over gender pay disparity

Firms that pay highly educated women less than men for the same job are reflecting the bias, prejudice and discrimination of wider society, it was claimed today.

Anger over gender pay disparity

Firms that pay highly educated women less than men for the same job are reflecting the bias, prejudice and discrimination of wider society, it was claimed today.

With a report revealing female graduates earn 11% less than males, Equality Authority chief executive Niall Crowley warned that it was a huge blow for those starting out in a career.

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