On the recordMarch 10, 2010
I am still convinced that a lot of the gap is due to occupational segregation that exists, not due to an employer, but the decisions that are made by an employee.
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congress.govI am still convinced that a lot of the gap is due to occupational segregation that exists, not due to an employer, but the decisions that are made by an employee.
Enzi discusses the reasons behind the gender pay gap, emphasizing occupational choices.
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