Social Sciences
8 years ago

Gender Pay Gap Persists Despite Women Asking for Raises as Often as Men

Industrial Relations A Journal of Economy and Society
Do Women Ask?
Benjamin Artz, Amanda H. Goodall, Andrew J. Oswald

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Women and men ask for promotions and raises at work equally often. However, even though women now ask, they are less likely to receive what they ask for compared to men. This suggests that the gender pay gap is not due to women not asking for more money or higher positions.