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Illustration showing two stacks of euro coins representing the gender pay gap. The stack labelled 'Hers' is shorter, with some coins faded, symbolising the lower average earnings for women. The stack labelled 'His' is taller with one additional coin on top, representing higher average earnings for men. In the bottom right corner, there is an EU flag with stars arranged in a circle.

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Illustration showing two stacks of euro coins representing the gender pay gap. The stack labelled 'Hers' is shorter, with some coins faded, symbolising the lower average earnings for women. The stack labelled 'His' is taller with one additional coin on top, representing higher average earnings for men. In the bottom right corner, there is an EU flag with stars arranged in a circle.
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European Commission (eucommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu)'s status on Friday, 15-Nov-2024 20:25:01 JST European Commission

HER salary is 13% less than HIS.
On #EqualPayDay, we symbolically mark the date when women stop earning compared to men. For every €1 a man earns, a woman earns only €0.87.
So, from today until 31 December, it is as if women in the EU effectively work for free.
Our message is clear: Equal work deserves equal pay.
We are committed to tackling pay inequality with legislation on:
🔹 pay transparency
🔹 gender balance on boards
🔹 minimum wages
🔹 work-life balance
More → https://europa.eu/!TBqJj8

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