The Corporate Assets (1985) porn movie in HDgender pay gap in the United States starts early — with what you choose as your college major.
Majors that tend to lead to higher-paying jobs are dominated by male college students and majors that feed into lower-paying jobs are dominated by women, Glassdoor found in a new report.
"Because men and women systematically sort into different college majors, they experience different early career paths, which pay differently," Glassdoor chief economist Andrew Chamberlain and senior data analyst Jyotsna Jayaraman wrote in their report. "These pay differences in turn reveal themselves as major contributors to the well-documented gap between male and female pay in the labor market."
SEE ALSO: Here's how women are represented (or not) in LinkedIn's highest-paying jobsThe well-documented gap shows that women earn just over 80 cents for every man's dollar, with the gap increasing significantly for women of color.
In companies' reports on equal pay, they tend to point out that the gender pay gap narrows or almost disappears when it's adjusted — women and men in the exact same jobs, especially early in their careers, earn about equal salaries. But the unadjusted pay gap, caused by men being awarded higher-paying roles and women working in lower-paying jobs, persists across majors and industries, as Glassdoor found.
The jobs site analyzed nearly 47,000 resumes uploaded to its platform to find these results. Across college majors, men earned $56,957 per year to women's $50,426 per year. That's a pay gap of 11.5 percent.
"Solutions to today’s remaining gender pay gap must go beyond examining current pay practices among employers."
Of the 10 college majors that lead to the highest-paying jobs in the first five years after graduation, nine were dominated by men. Those majors were six engineering degrees, plus information technology, management information systems, statistics, and the lone women-dominated degree, nursing.
Of the 10 lowest-paying college majors, six were dominated by women. Those majors were healthcare administration, social work, education, liberal arts, psychology, and biology. Men made up more students in the low-paying criminal justice, kinesiology, and music fields. The last low-paying major, exercise science, was about equal in its gender divide.
It's not enough to say that women should choose majors that lead to higher-paying jobs. Part of the problem is that professions where women make up most of the workforce — sometimes called "pink collar" jobs — have been undervalued and underpaid. Over 85 percent of social work majors were women and 66 percent of education majors were women, Glassdoor found. Women's choices of college majors are affected by their pre-college preparation, gender norms, and other societal factors besides just their own individual interests.
SEE ALSO: Glassdoor has an equation to help figure out your own company's wage gapAnd choosing a major that leads to a higher-paying field doesn't insulate women from the wage gap. After graduation, women biology majors found jobs as lab technicians, pharmacy technicians, and sales associates, according to Glassdoor. Male biology majors were employed as lab technicians or higher-paid data analysts and managers. The majors with the biggest wage gaps for their male and female students were healthcare administration and mathematics.
"Our findings suggest that solutions to today’s remaining gender pay gap must go beyond examining current pay practices among employers," Chamberlain and Jayaraman wrote. "Instead, they must also address pipeline issues — including the choice of college major — that help drive men and women into different career paths and pay."
A worthless juicer and a Gipper-branded server
Here's everything AI coming to Google Gmail
Free Comic Book Day 2025: How to get free comics
The vital telescopes discovering Earth
Best Hydro Flask deal: Save $10 on a 24
How to Remote Access Your Computer with Chrome
NASA launches SpaceX Crew
NASA prefers this nickname for Artemis' new lunar rocket
SpaceX's Starlink satellite launch in pictures
Private astronaut brings Columbia Space Shuttle relic to space station
Best headphones deal: Save up to 51% on Beats at Amazon
I Played 3 Hours of Dragon Age: Inquisition and It's Awesome
Best TV deal: Get the LG UR9000 4K TV for 21% off at Amazon
Best CPU Deals, AMD vs Intel: Holiday CPU Buying Guide
The internet is talking like Kevin from 'The Office' now
Productivity on a $200 Chromebook, Coming From an Enthusiast Desktop
Customizing Chrome's New Tab page
Is it a bird? Is it a meteor? No, it's SpaceX space junk over the Pacific Northwest!
The Best Gaming Concept Art of 2016
iOS 7: Six Things Apple Got Right and Six That Are Still Missing
Where all the surviving Avengers will probably go after 'Endgame''BoxBoy! + BoxGirl!' is indescribably cute and pretty tricky: ReviewObama tweets sweet birthday note for his 'best VP' BidenLupita Nyong'o runs down the links between 'Game of Thrones' and 'Us'Watching Hillary Clinton lose made women feel worse about their own careersBoy who wrote touching letter to child war victim melts our hearts again4 incredibly backward, WTF quotes from Trump's attorney general nomineeElon Musk is annoying the hell out of people who work with selfThese hilarious dad stories will make your day'Game of Thrones' fans are paying special tribute to 1 very, very heroic characterIndiegogo bans antiDonald Trump writes misleading tweet, but that's not the scary partMassive South Korean protests calling for President Park ouster continue in Seoul'Game of Thrones' fans react to the episode's most surprising deathMike Pence tries to end the 'Hamilton' drama while Trump stokes the flamesThis cheap, folding helmet is exactly what bikeIndiegogo bans antiTrump tweeted about 'Hamilton' again and then deleted it'Jeopardy' players can't make wagers nodding to sex, Nazis, or SatanThese hilarious dad stories will make your day “The Exodus (August 3, 1492),” by Emma Lazarus: An Illustrated Adaptation Little Red and Big Bad, Finale Malcolm Cowley Learns to Love the Bomb Little Red and Big Bad, Part 4 Harry: A Ghost Story The Little Shoppe of Negativity Ann Beattie Rearranges the House at Night Voyage to the Otherworld: A New Eulogy for Ray Bradbury 4' 33": On Listening to the Silence “Human Life Is Punishment,” and Other Pleasures of Studying Latin I ♥ John Giorno and So Should You by Chantal McStay Little Red and Big Bad, 2 John Ashbery, 1927–2017 Postsurgical Reading: Advice from ‘The Paris Review’ America the Lovely Why Write Limericks for John Ashbery What Our Writers Are Reading This Summer Finding Home After the Vietnam War by Zachary Watterson On the Pleasures of Front Matter Staff Picks: Pranks, Prints, and Penises
2.2346s , 8225.8984375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Corporate Assets (1985) porn movie in HD】,Creation Information Network