| Social researcher for the University of Melbourne Mark Wooden said men were earning on average 15 per cent more than women because they put in more time at the workplace. "It's (the pay equity gap) got a lot to do with the fact that women are not prepared to work longer hours." (Because they're putting in all those unpaid hours elsewhere, no doubt.) |
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