Why are more women living in poverty than men? The question is simple, but the answer is not. Why is there is a 22% gap in the average annual income when comparing men and women?
FACT : A woman between the ages of 25 - 32 with a bachelors degree will receive 14% less than a man with the same qualifications!
Women are commonly tracked into female dominated industries or "pink collar jobs". Women are tracked into “pink-collar” jobs such as teaching, child care, nursing, cleaning, and waitressing, which typically pay less than jobs in industries that are male-dominated. Nearly half—43 percent—of the 29.6 million employed women in the United States are concentrated in just 20 occupational categories, of which the average annual median earnings were $27,383.
THE SOLUTION:
Top Paying Jobs for Women by Forbes
The Top 10 High-Paying Jobs for Women by Top Colleges Blog
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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