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A recent analysis shows that, in 22 U.S. cities, a typical woman under the age of 30 earned as much or more than her male counterparts in 2019. But as in most places, the wage imbalance in Pittsburgh continues to favor men, with young women usually earning 83% of what their male peers make.
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Governor Tom Wolf has signed an executive order to change certain hiring practices in select state government jobs, in an effort to cut down on…
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Researchers have found that women are more hesitant to negotiate salaries than their male counterparts.Women in Pennsylvania still earn about 79 cents for…
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Pittsburgh women rallied downtown Wednesday in solidarity against what some called decades of harmful and misogynistic policies. More than 300 people…
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Female executives at nonprofits in southwestern Pennsylvania still don’t earn as much as their male peers, but the gap is getting smaller.According to the…
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Pittsburgh City Councilman Dan Gilman on Tuesday introduced a bill that would ban the city from asking job applicants for their salary history.Gilman said…
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Pennsylvania continues to be one of the worst states in the nation for a woman seeking equal pay.That’s according to a new WalletHub study showing that…
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Gentlemen, beware: the owner of a new Pittsburgh art store will be charging you extra.Elana Schlenker wants her pop-up store “76<100” to raise awareness…