Study: women earn less than men

Irish women are earning 30% less than Irish men for the same work, a new study reveals.

Irish women are earning 30% less than Irish men for the same work, a new study reveals.

The EU report shows the gender pay difference in Ireland to be the fourth worst amongst the member states.

It says women are earning just over 80% of their male colleagues wages.

Patrick O’Leary of the equality authority says the pay-gap is caused by two factors.

He says it is a question of education and changing and adjusting the workplace.

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