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By Jeanne Sahadi, CNN

The U.S. Census Bureau released data this week that shows that the wage gap for women continues to stagnate. Women’s wages have historically been lower than men’s wages. The Census data shows that wages have not improved significantly. Women earn, on average, 78 cents for every one dollar men make. This includes women who work […]

Narrowing the pay gap requires leaders to address their organizations' access and mobility gap.

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Demand for a living wage that is fair to workers and comparable to the value of their work is rising.

This year, 2023 Black Women's Equal Pay Day coincides with the 60th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act and the March on Washington.

Equal Pay Day marks how long women have to work into the new year to make as much as men do in 12 months. Heres how Columbus womens pay compares.

A report from the World Economic Forum found that women have less capital at their disposal and that female homebuyers cannot afford to buy independently in 34 cities across the nation.

Cost-of-living crisis is affecting women disproportionately. Here's what needs to happen to change that.

Noreen Farrell is executive director of Equal Pay Advocates and co-founder of Equal Pay Today, organizations working to eliminate the gender wage gap by addressing its underlying issues along with pushing for targeted legislation and policies