A new report from the New Brunswick Coalition for Pay Equity highlights the low wages for many working in the non-profit sector.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-report-non-profit-sector-wage-gap-9.7217401?cmp=rss
Today I was reminded that in the 1960s, a person* could get a job that paid a liveable wage, and could with 6-10 months of income, save for a down payment on a house that they could reasonably assume would be large enough to raise a family and possibly even last long enough to retire in.
Why is getting back to that simple reality not enough to motivate every single voter and politician?
*generally white and male, but let’s set that aside momentarily
Wage Gap: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
"the median share who see economic inequality as a very big problem is higher in middle-income countries than in high-income ones (62% vs. 48%)"
Most discrimination:
- Gender/LGBT
- Ethnicity
- Ideology/Religion
- Disability (by ILO)
#sdg10 #sdgs #inequality #wagegap #discrimination
Full report:
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2025/01/09/global-perceptions-of-inequality-and-discrimination/
The #WageGap cannot be explained away by education, experience or perceived choices.
Even in states with large populations of Latinas in the workforce, rampant wage disparities persist, with devastating consequences for Latinas and their families.
Happy #hispanicheritagemonth remember women's #wagegap issue is #intersectional
Despite gains in pay and an increase in degree conferral, Latinas remain the lowest-paid major demographic in the U.S. As Latina Equal Pay Day nears on Oct. 8, a new UCLA data analysis highlights the disparity in Latina wages.
CPH Daily Bulletin 9/11/2025
New UCLA study highlights large disparities in L.A.’s Latinx labor force