iwannabeacowboy
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Any libs want to defend Zero's position on this?
The recent study, by the conservative American Enterprise Institute, showed that the median annual salary for women in the White House last year was $65,000, while the median annual salary for men was $73,729. The study was based on White House salary data.
jigs said:God created man, then created woman from man, as a mate and companion..... if we were equal, then I guess HE would have made them both at the same time....
I feel a woman can do anything she wants. and pay should be the same as a man's.... but the equal rights BS has gone too far. women have a natural role in this world. being a man is NOT that role... women fire fighters have lower expectations than men. women soldiers too.... if the job requires a certain level of physical ability to perform, then why cheat it back so women qualify??? this is not equal, it is lowering the bar....
I know some women who out work a lot of men. but they also don't complain about equality either.... no, I think it is a select few of man hating women who are pushing this agenda.... not honest good hard working women. those women are already appreciated by men.
Oldtimer said:It was reported on the local radio this morning that women in Montana get paid $.70 for every $1.00 a man gets paid when doing the identical job...
Montana Democrats, Media Cite Outdated, Exaggerated Figure on Gender Pay Gap
Montana Democratic politicians and state media outlets continue to claim that women in the state make on average just 67 cents for every dollar earned by men despite more recent data from Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock’s own “Equal Pay Task Force”
Calculating gender pay discrepancies is quite tricky and the numbers arrived at are often misleading. The above figures are calculated simply by taking the overall median wage for females who work full-time and dividing it by the overall median wage for males who work full-time. They do not take into account other factors such as occupational differences, experience, job tenure, age, education level, college major, or hours worked per week. For workers in the same industry with comparable skills and experience, the gender wage gap is nearly non-existent.
Tester has had his own equal pay practices come under scrutiny. A 2012 report from the Washington Free Beacon found that women on Tester’s staff earned just 66 cents for every dollar earned by their male counterparts.
Steve said:Oldtimer said:It was reported on the local radio this morning that women in Montana get paid $.70 for every $1.00 a man gets paid when doing the identical job...
Montana Democrats, Media Cite Outdated, Exaggerated Figure on Gender Pay Gap
Montana Democratic politicians and state media outlets continue to claim that women in the state make on average just 67 cents for every dollar earned by men despite more recent data from Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock’s own “Equal Pay Task Force”
Calculating gender pay discrepancies is quite tricky and the numbers arrived at are often misleading. The above figures are calculated simply by taking the overall median wage for females who work full-time and dividing it by the overall median wage for males who work full-time. They do not take into account other factors such as occupational differences, experience, job tenure, age, education level, college major, or hours worked per week. For workers in the same industry with comparable skills and experience, the gender wage gap is nearly non-existent.
Tester has had his own equal pay practices come under scrutiny. A 2012 report from the Washington Free Beacon found that women on Tester’s staff earned just 66 cents for every dollar earned by their male counterparts.
darn facts...
For workers in the same industry with comparable skills and experience, the gender wage gap is nearly non-existent.
Oldtimer said:It was reported on the local radio this morning that women in Montana get paid $.70 for every $1.00 a man gets paid when doing the identical job...
The pay gap among women in the White House is more than twice as large as the average in the nation’s capital.
While female White House staffers earn about 88 cents for every dollar men in the White House make, women in the District earn about 95 cents for every dollar a men make, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.