Published: September 19, 2018
There is still a huge gap in lifetime earnings of men and women. It can only be narrowed with cultural and workplace changes
New data released by the Bureau of Statistics looking at jobs in Australia confirms the massive gap in the lifetime earnings of men and women. Men on median incomes earn more than 50% more than women over the course of their working life, which means that without significant cultural and workplace changes efforts to narrow the gap between men and women’s superannuation will be little more than short-term fixes.
Related: Labor pledges $400m superannuation boost for women
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