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Women with formal employment in Brazil earn, on average, 21.3% less than their male counterparts, although their participation in the formal labor market has been increasing over the past two years, particularly for Black women, according to the 5th Salary Transparency and Compensation Criteria Report released by the Ministry of Labor and Employment. #GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #WageGap
Mulheres ganham 21,3% menos que homens, mesmo com alta do emprego
The article reports on a significant rise in the gender pay gap in Brazil, with women's average starting salaries in 2025 being 14.3% lower than men's, a slight increase from 13.7% in 2023, despite an 11% increase in women's participation in the formal job market and a 29% rise for Black women, highlighting ongoing challenges in achieving salary equality and the economic implications of such disparities. #GenderEquality #WageGap #WomenInWorkforce
Mulheres recebem 21,3% a menos que homens no Brasil
