European women earning 16% less than men
The pay gap between men and women is widening in some European countries, with women earning on average 16.4% less than men across the board.
The pay gap between men and women is widening in some European countries, with women earning on average 16.4% less than men across the board.
The damning figure was released in a report as part of European Equal Pay Day (EEPD) on March 5, the second awareness-raising event of its kind to be organised by the European Commission.
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