In the workplace, the equality between men and women still has not been \u00a0According to data collected by the European Commission , the pay gap by gender is marked. \u00a0Compared to men women work for free 59 days in a year at the same jobs.<\/p>\n
Data from Brussels reveals that the gender pay gap and increased from 16.4% in 2012 to 17.3 % in 2012.<\/p>\n
In this context Italian data are better than average , but showed a decrease compared to previous years . In our country , in fact, women’s wages were 6.7% lower compared to those of men.while in 2008 the pay gap stood at 4.9% .<\/p>\n
As a result, Italy is one of the countries that have shown a reduction in the disparity in pay, but not for the right reasons. \u00a0The European Commission has in fact made \u200b\u200bit clear that Europe has a greater presence of women in the labor market, so the reduction of the pay gap is due in large part to a decline in men’s wages as a result of the economic crisis .<\/p>\n
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