Women have made advancements in the workplace, but just how far they’ve come is still up for debate.
According to data from job search site Monster, just 37% of women feel they’re treated equally to their male colleagues, compared to 67% of men who feel the same. When it comes to pay parity, less than a quarter of women believe they’re paid the same as men — meanwhile, 71% of men think salary is equal across the board. According to the Department of Labor, women still make 83% of what men make, an annual difference of $10,000. That gap increases for women of color and those with disabilities.
