Decalajul salarial persistă în UE. Femeile câștigă, în medie, cu aproape 3.900 de euro mai puțin decât bărbații

Women in the EU earn nearly €3,900 less annually than men, leading to a total loss of over €358 billion per year. Trade unions urge member states to implement the Pay Transparency Directive to address wage disparities. The average hourly wage for women is 11.1% lower than that of men, with significant annual losses reported in several countries. The EU directive aims to reduce pay gaps through new regulations for companies, but many states have failed to meet the deadline for implementation. A 10% reduction in the wage gap could result in an average gain of €672 per woman annually across the EU.