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Analysis: Female managers earn almost 100,000 less than men
In the private sector, male managers earn an average of DKK 100,393 per month, according to Djøf. Women earn DKK 88,200.
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berlingskeDanish156d ago
Det koster næsten 100.000 om året at være kvindelig chef
I år er Danmarks ligelønslov fyldt 50 år. Alligevel viser nye tal, at ligelønnen halter. Professor i kønsforskning og ligestilling Anette Borchorst og formand for Djøf Sara Vergo vurderer samtidig, at regeringen udskyder vigtig deadline for ligestillingen.
Read full article →politikenDanish156d ago
Analyse: Kvindelige chefer tjener knap 100.000 mindre end mænd
I det private tjener mandlige chefer ifølge Djøf i gennemsnit 100.393 om måneden. Kvinder tjener 88.200.
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First report: politiken · 8 Mar, 08:16|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h
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