A significant number of Americans still don't believe women earn less than men, even as the wage gap has recently gotten ...

One interesting finding is that the wage gap is narrowest for a younger cohort of workers: those aged 25 to 34. Women in this ...

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans conducted by TalkerResearch, divided evenly among men and women, reveals 21 percent of men and nine percent of women believe a gender pay gap doesn’t exist.

Explore the historical, cultural, and policy context behind the gender parity gap, and lessons learned to boost the role of ...

Proof positive comes from a new Pew Research report on the gender pay gap that shows women in the U.S. are still paid less ...

A survey of 2,000 Americans (split evenly by men and women) asked respondents about the pay gap — revealing that men were twice as likely as women to say it didn’t exist (21% vs. 9%).

Ten American states have laws requiring employers to disclose pay in job advertisements. Yet the gap remains, and in some ...

Among cities with a population of at least 350,000, Raleigh has one of the highest wage gaps: El Paso, Texas: $0.70 Wichita, ...

CHENEY - The wage gap has been a popular issue in political circles for several decades, but most discussions are on a nationwide or statewide scale, and it can be hard for average citizens to know ...

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Some female academics have pointed out that since most wage gap analyses don’t account for things like seniority or hours worked, it doesn’t mean there is significant gender discrimination.

The gender pay gap has narrowed, but American women who work full time still make only 84 cents for every dollar men do. That’s certainly better than at the turn of the century—when it was 77 ...