Gender Pay Gap for Female Managers in Denmark

An analysis by Djøf reveals that female managers in the private sector in Denmark earn nearly 100,000 DKK less per month than their male counterparts, highlighting a significant gender pay gap.

8 Mar, 06:48 — 8 Mar, 06:48

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Analyse: Kvindelige chefer tjener knap 100.000 mindre end mænd

I det private tjener mandlige chefer ifølge Djøf i gennemsnit 100.393 om måneden. Kvinder tjener 88.200.

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Gender Pay Gap for Female Managers in Denmark

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Analyse: Kvindelige chefer tjener knap 100.000 mindre end mænd

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