Figures show 53% of people believe the US federal government is not doing enough to tackle the gender pay gap, according to a survey by POLITICO/Morning Consult. It found 57% of participants believed men made more from the start of their careers, while 65% of women believed men received faster pay increases. The poll also showed that Americans are split on whether they think companies should be required to disclose salary information for all employees, or just those who work in certain industries.
Figures show 53% of people believe the US federal government is not doing enough to tackle the gender pay gap, according to a survey by POLITICO/Morning Consult. It found 57% of participants believed men made more from the start of their careers, while 65% of women believed men received faster pay increases. It also revealed 71% of Democrats admitted the gender pay gap existed, compared to 45% of Republicans.