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Job-related migration is surging by 31.4 percent as more women and freshers seek better jobs and pay beyond their hometowns. This trend sig...

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A recent ILO report reveals a significant gender pay gap in Pakistan, with women earning approximately 25-30% less than men. This disparity...

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The technology sector in India faces a gender pay gap of 28-30%, with a higher disparity of 18-20% in junior management, according to an Ao...

The gender pay gap — a woman being paid less than a man even when both are performing the same role in a company — may sound like an except...

The latest research revealed that women in white-collar gig roles are grappling with gender pay gap.

Women senior executives (including top management) earn a lower average compensation of ₹1.91 crore compared to ₹2.24 crore paid to their m...

Women senior executives earn Rs 85 on an average for every Rs 100 that men senior executives earn.

Employees are still being judged for taking advantage of flexible working.

Two broad factors lead women to have lower lifetime earnings than men.

This was the first debate in a series being organised in the run-up to The Economic Times Women's Forum to be held on March 16 in Mumbai.

Monster India’s report said in India men earn a median gross hourly salary of Rs 288.68 while women get Rs 207.85 per hour.