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Australian workplace gender pay gap stalls

Published 12 December 2022, 9:07 am
Progress has stalled when it comes to the gender pay gap. The Workplace Gender Equality Agency says the pay difference between women and men remained at 22.8 per cent last financial year. Meaning on average women earned $26,596 less than men.
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