European Equal Pay Day is the date when women – symbolically at least – start working for free because of the gender pay gap. This gap, of about a month and half of salary per year between men and ...

Equal Pay Day highlights the gender pay gap by marking just how far into the new year full-time female workers have to keep working to make what their male counterparts made in just the previous year.

The gender pay gap, a metric of how much more money men make than women, has been steadily shrinking for half a century. But now, it’s starting to widen again. New data released by the U.S. Census ...

The wage difference is smallest among younger workers. The gender pay gap in the United States has narrowed slightly over the past two decades, but women still earn significantly less than men, ...

Equal Pay Day, recognized this year on March 25, marks how far women with full-time jobs had to work into the new year to earn as much as men did the year before. To address pay inequality, U.S. Rep.