The report found that women earn around $255 per week less than men. 9News
Men aged 55 to 64 earn on average 31.9 percent more than women, or around $40,000 per year, data from the Federal Government's Workplace Gender Equality Agency's report, published today, showed.A woman looks into a microscope. Men are out-earning women in every age bracket, new research has found.
For the women who have made it to managerial ranks at the same age, two-thirds are in lower-tiered management ranks. "Too many employers are missing a huge talent pool by not encouraging and enabling women to work additional hours or in the managerial ranks," WGEA Director, Mary Wooldridge, said.
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