Australia doing better than other nations on gender pay gap

HR Leader
25/9/2023

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%. The good news? We're doing better than many other nations, with a narrower gap than the OECD average. To achieve true equality, employers must be transparent, conduct pay audits, and eliminate discrimination. Strengthening laws and applying them to all employers is essential for lasting change. Let's keep pushing for fair and equal pay.

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