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Gender Pay Gap Continues – Women Earn Almost €4,000 Less Annually · Cyprus Report

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Gender Pay Gap Continues – Women Earn Almost €4,000 Less Annually

1 sourceFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago

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The gender pay gap continues to persist within the European Union, with women earning nearly €4,000 less annually than men. Only four countries have integrated the EU Directive on Pay Transparency into their national laws. Member states were given a three-year deadline to implement these changes. This disparity highlights ongoing challenges in achieving pay equity across the EU. Efforts to close the gap face obstacles due to the varying levels of compliance among member nations.

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Συνεχίζεται το χάσμα αμοιβών – Σχεδόν €4.000 τον χρόνο λιγότερα οι γυναίκεςPhilenews · 11 days ago

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The gender pay gap continues to persist within the European Union, with women earning nearly €4,000 less annually than men. Only four countries have integrated the EU Directive on Pay Transparency into their national laws. Member states were given a three-year deadline to implement these changes. This disparity highlights ongoing challenges in achieving pay equity across the EU. Efforts to close the gap face obstacles due to the varying levels of compliance among member nations.

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