There’s a persistent wage gap between male and female employees.
There’s a persistent wage gap between male and female employees.
And while there’s no quick fix to this enduring problem, The Wall Street Journal says a new study has uncovered one unexpected reason that pushes bosses to raise women’s pay.
It seems CEOs who have daughters are often more likely to equalize the pay of all employees. Read more.
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