claim: "a woman working full-time is paid 79 to 80 cents for every dollar a man is paid, and it's even less for women of color, and on average $11,000 per year is lost simply because she isn't a man."
author: patricia farley
evidence_1: women in the u.s. who work full time, year round are paid only 80 cents for every  dollar paid to men — and for women of color, the wage gap is even larger. ... of  education and work experience — and it only gets worse as women's careers  progress. the wage gap typically translates into more than $10,000 per year in  lost ...
evidence_2: mar 17, 2017 ... the second week of the 60-day session started on a largely truthful ... women's  club of florida, told the crowd that "a woman working full-time is paid 79 to 80  cents for every dollar a man is paid, and it's even less for women of color, and on  average $11,000 per year is lost simply because she isn't a man.".
evidence_3: you've probably heard that men are paid more than women are paid over their ...  most commonly, it refers to the median annual pay of all women who work full  time and ... analyze it, the gender pay gap is real, persistent, and harmful to  women's ... billions less than they would with equal pay; for instance, women  working as ...
evidence_4: a new study from the institute for women's policy research still a man's labor ...  in 2017, the median salaries for all full-time, year-round workers showed women  still earning 80.5 cents for every dollar men earned, exactly the same gap as in  2016. ... the census data is used by ncpe because it includes bonuses, not ...
evidence_5: apr 12, 2016 ... or at least, it's equal pay day for the “average” woman, who earns roughly 79 ...  60.5 cents and hispanic women earn 54.6 cents for every dollar a man earns. ...  part of the labor market as more parents work outside of the home. ... still,  centering issues that affect women of color, undocumented women, and ...