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2024 Metal Industry Collective Bargaining Report: Wide Salary Disparities Across Spain
A Confemetal report reveals significant salary discrepancies in Spain's 2024 metal industry, with Guipúzcoa leading in all categories while Cuenca, Cáceres, and Lérida lag behind.
2024 Metal Industry Collective Bargaining Report: Wide Salary Disparities Across Spain
A Confemetal report reveals significant salary discrepancies in Spain's 2024 metal industry, with Guipúzcoa leading in all categories while Cuenca, Cáceres, and Lérida lag behind.
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48% Bias Score
French Salary Gap Widens Between Paris Region and Rest of Country
A new Deloitte study reveals that the salary gap between the Île-de-France region and the rest of France, which had been narrowing since 2020, has widened to 5.6% in 2025, with significant disparities across regions.
French Salary Gap Widens Between Paris Region and Rest of Country
A new Deloitte study reveals that the salary gap between the Île-de-France region and the rest of France, which had been narrowing since 2020, has widened to 5.6% in 2025, with significant disparities across regions.
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32% Bias Score
Immigrant Wage Gap in Europe and North America: Causes and Policy Responses
A Nature study reveals a 17.9% average annual wage gap between immigrants and native workers in Europe and North America, primarily due to unequal job access; policies like Germany's Skilled Immigration Act and France's reformed "Carte Talent" visa aim to address this.
Immigrant Wage Gap in Europe and North America: Causes and Policy Responses
A Nature study reveals a 17.9% average annual wage gap between immigrants and native workers in Europe and North America, primarily due to unequal job access; policies like Germany's Skilled Immigration Act and France's reformed "Carte Talent" visa aim to address this.
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32% Bias Score
Immigrant Wage Gap: Germany and Eight Other Countries Show Significant Disparities
A study of nine countries reveals that immigrants earn significantly less than native-born workers; in Germany, the gap is 19.6% for first-generation immigrants and 7.7% for the second generation, primarily due to limited access to better-paying jobs.
Immigrant Wage Gap: Germany and Eight Other Countries Show Significant Disparities
A study of nine countries reveals that immigrants earn significantly less than native-born workers; in Germany, the gap is 19.6% for first-generation immigrants and 7.7% for the second generation, primarily due to limited access to better-paying jobs.
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36% Bias Score
Keter Group's Success in Achieving Gender Equality in Israeli Industry
Keter Group, an Israeli company, reports significant progress in gender equality, achieving 65% female representation in headquarters leadership and 60% in its engineering team through targeted recruitment, training, and salary adjustments, highlighting the need for broader systemic change in Israel...
Keter Group's Success in Achieving Gender Equality in Israeli Industry
Keter Group, an Israeli company, reports significant progress in gender equality, achieving 65% female representation in headquarters leadership and 60% in its engineering team through targeted recruitment, training, and salary adjustments, highlighting the need for broader systemic change in Israel...
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56% Bias Score
London Workers' Eight-Month Wage Equals Burnley's Annual Income
A Centre for Cities report reveals a stark regional pay divide in the UK, with London workers earning 68% more than those in Burnley; the average London wage (£49,455) could be earned in eight months by a London worker, highlighting the need for policy changes to address this significant regional ec...
London Workers' Eight-Month Wage Equals Burnley's Annual Income
A Centre for Cities report reveals a stark regional pay divide in the UK, with London workers earning 68% more than those in Burnley; the average London wage (£49,455) could be earned in eight months by a London worker, highlighting the need for policy changes to address this significant regional ec...
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52% Bias Score
Russian Wage Gap: A 10-Fold Difference Between Highest and Lowest Earners
Analysis of Russian wages reveals a tenfold difference between the highest and lowest paid 20% of workers in large and medium-sized companies, despite recent increases.
Russian Wage Gap: A 10-Fold Difference Between Highest and Lowest Earners
Analysis of Russian wages reveals a tenfold difference between the highest and lowest paid 20% of workers in large and medium-sized companies, despite recent increases.
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32% Bias Score
Australian CEO Pay: Reality vs. Perception
A University of Melbourne study reveals Australian CEOs earn over 100 times the average full-time worker's salary, far exceeding public perception of a seven-times difference; this finding has significant implications for tax policy and public understanding of wage inequality.
Australian CEO Pay: Reality vs. Perception
A University of Melbourne study reveals Australian CEOs earn over 100 times the average full-time worker's salary, far exceeding public perception of a seven-times difference; this finding has significant implications for tax policy and public understanding of wage inequality.
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48% Bias Score
Brandenburg's Low Wages Exceed German Average
In Brandenburg, Germany, 33.7% of full-time employees earn under €2,750 gross monthly, compared to the national average of 20.9%, highlighting a significant regional economic disparity; this affects about 182,600 people in Brandenburg.
Brandenburg's Low Wages Exceed German Average
In Brandenburg, Germany, 33.7% of full-time employees earn under €2,750 gross monthly, compared to the national average of 20.9%, highlighting a significant regional economic disparity; this affects about 182,600 people in Brandenburg.
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36% Bias Score
Average Decent Salary in Russia: 204,000 Rubles vs. 89,000 Reality
A survey of 10,636 readers of the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper shows that the average Russian considers a 204,000 ruble salary to be "decent," significantly higher than the national average of 89,000 rubles, highlighting a growing gap between income expectations and reality.
Average Decent Salary in Russia: 204,000 Rubles vs. 89,000 Reality
A survey of 10,636 readers of the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper shows that the average Russian considers a 204,000 ruble salary to be "decent," significantly higher than the national average of 89,000 rubles, highlighting a growing gap between income expectations and reality.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Agricultural Workers Find Better Opportunities Abroad
Faced with low wages and poor working conditions in Greece, young Greek workers are increasingly seeking agricultural employment in other European countries, finding better pay and working conditions in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and elsewhere.
Greek Agricultural Workers Find Better Opportunities Abroad
Faced with low wages and poor working conditions in Greece, young Greek workers are increasingly seeking agricultural employment in other European countries, finding better pay and working conditions in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and elsewhere.
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20% Bias Score
StepStone 2025 German Salary Report: Average €52,300, Highlighting Inequality
StepStone's 2025 German salary report, analyzing over one million data points from January 2022 to November 2024, reveals an average gross annual salary of €52,300 and a median of €45,800, highlighting income inequality; Munich boasts the highest average salary (€58,000), while significant dispariti...
StepStone 2025 German Salary Report: Average €52,300, Highlighting Inequality
StepStone's 2025 German salary report, analyzing over one million data points from January 2022 to November 2024, reveals an average gross annual salary of €52,300 and a median of €45,800, highlighting income inequality; Munich boasts the highest average salary (€58,000), while significant dispariti...
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36% Bias Score
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