THE SIMPLE TRUTH ABOUT THE GENDER PAY GAP Presented by Nina Thayer, June 8, 2012.

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THE SIMPLE TRUTH ABOUT THE GENDER PAY GAP Presented by Nina Thayer, June 8, 2012

The pay gap is a comparison between men’s and women’s typical earnings, using either weekly or annual median earnings. The median value is the middle value, with equal numbers of full-time workers earning more and earning less. It is used to prevent especially high salaries from skewing the results. What Is the Pay Gap?

The earnings ratio and the pay gap for 2010 are calculated using these formulas: What Is the Pay Gap? Earnings Ratio = women’s median earnings men’s median earnings Pay Gap = men’s median earnings – women’s median earnings men’s median earnings = 77% = 23%

The Pay Gap Geographically Earnings Ratio for Rocky Mountain States in 2010 Nevada83% Arizona82% Colorado79% New Mexico79% Montana73% Utah69% Wyoming64%

The Pay Gap over Time Women’s Earnings as a Percentage of Men’s Earnings for Full-Time, Year-round Workers, 1970–2010

Men and women tend to choose different majors in college and to work in different occupations after college. Women tend to work fewer hours, even when they work full-time. Women are more likely to leave the workforce or to work part-time when they have young children. Choices can account for some of the differences in salaries, but they aren’t the whole story. What about Choices?

The Pay Gap and Race/Ethnicity Weekly Median Earnings of Full-time Wage and Salary Workers, Ages 16 and Older, by Race/Ethnicity and Gender, 2011

The Pay Gap and Age Weekly Median Earnings of Full-time Workers, by Gender and Age, 2010

The Pay Gap and Education Weekly Median Earnings of Full-time Workers, by Gender and Education Level, 2010

The Pay Gap in Academia “Persistent Inequity: Gender and Academic Employment” by John W. Curtis, Director of Research and Public Policy, American Association of University Professors Prepared for a White House event, “New Voices in Pay Equity” on Equal Pay Day, April 11, Pages, 10 Graphs, and 40 References.

Public Policy Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, signed into law on January 29, 2009 Paycheck Fairness Act Senate vote against cloture earlier this week The Fair Pay Act The “Wal-Mart fix” legislation Regulations, executive orders, and enforcement efforts

Conclusion The pay gap is real and pervasive, and it affects all women. Individuals, employers, and communities need to take action. Have you or someone you know experienced sex discrimination at work? Check page 21 of The Simple Truth about the Gender Pay Gap & visit us online at for guidance.

Conclusion Information is the basis for understanding. Understanding is the basis for action. Action is the basis for change. The time has come for the Gender Pay Gap to disappear!