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HR Leader — Australia doing better than other nations on gender pay gap
Let’s reflect on Australia’s progress in closing the gender pay gap. While we’ve made strides, there’s more work to be done. The gap is narrowing but still stands at 13%.
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Let’s reflect on Australia’s progress in closing the gender pay gap. While we’ve made strides, there’s more work to be done. The gap is narrowing but still stands at 13%.
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