Irish women earn less than males after motherhood, report finds

Irish women start out earning more than their male counterparts, but less after motherhood, according to an OECD report.

Irish women earn less than males after motherhood, report finds

Irish women start out earning more than their male counterparts, but less after motherhood, according to an OECD report.

The incomes of Irish women here take a bigger hit once they become mothers than in any other European country, the report stated.

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