WHY ARE YOU PAID Next time you’re stuck in work traffic, look over at the man in the car next to you. Your median income from working year-round will be 23 percent less than his, according to Census Bureau figures. And - Gap year - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	WHY ARE YOU PAID Next time you’re stuck in work traffic, look over at the man in the car next to you. Your median income from working year-round will be 23 percent less than his, according to Census Bureau figures. And Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-03-24 17:59:25 Open Document File Size: 318,70 KB Share Result on Facebook City Chicago / / Company MI NV / UT NURSES CO / / Country United States / / Currency USD / cent / / Facility GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY / / Organization LABOR FORCE / NM SC / Bureau of the Census / AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN / ME ND / PA IA / CA PA / KY NC / / Person SARA AUSTIN / TIM REGAS / AL NH MA RI CT / MO VA KY NC TN / ANGELA LEDGERWOOD / JENNIFER DANIEL / CAREN GOLDBERG / JESSICA BENNETT / / Position PRESIDENT / PROFESSOR / DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY / PROFESSOR / DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY / 5 NATIONAL WOMEN’S LAW CENTER / / ProgrammingLanguage R / / PublishedMedium AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY / / SocialTag Income distribution Human resource management Gender pay gap Socioeconomics Sociology Labor force Male–female income disparity in the United States Occupational sexism Labor Employment compensation

WHY ARE YOU PAID Next time you’re stuck in work traffic, look over at the man in the car next to you. Your median income from working year-round will be 23 percent less than his, according to Census Bureau figures. AndAdd to Reading List