Minimum wage slashed gender gap for low paid

The introduction of the minimum wage in Ireland almost 20 years ago slashed the gender pay gap for lower paid workers but not in any other wage levels.

Minimum wage slashed gender gap for low paid

The introduction of the minimum wage in Ireland almost 20 years ago slashed the gender pay gap for lower paid workers but not in any other wage levels.

That is according to a report by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) examining the impact of the introduction of the national minimum wage on the gender pay gap when it was introduced in Ireland and the UK.

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