Women are being paid less than men in Germany


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Women still earn six percent less than men with comparable jobs, qualifications and employment histories. Photo: Unsplash

Women in Germany have once again earned significantly less than men last year, the Federal Statistical Office reported last November.

They earned €22.81 per hour (RM109.23), which is €4.24 (RM20.30) less than men, meaning the wage gap remained unchanged at 16%.

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