Not everyone gets paid equally, a study finds.
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The wage gap along race and gender lines remains stubborn, according to a report out Wednesday from recruiting platform Hired.
Hired, which has been releasing annual wage inequality reports since 2017, found that men were offered higher salaries than women for the same job at the same company 59% of the time. That’s down 6 percentage points from 2019 but not too far off from Hired’s first report, which pegged the number at around 63%.
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