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 GOP. 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.
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.