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Gender pay gap data puts spotlight on public sector

20 May 2025
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Gender pay gap data puts spotlight on public sector
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Gender pay gaps in Australia’s public sector have been disclosed, showing lower disparities than in the private sector. Despite progress, 49% of employers still favor men in pay, and men take only 11% of primary carer’s leave. The Workplace Gender Equality Agency reported that many public sector employers improved their pay gaps, with women holding 47% of high-paid positions, but emphasized the need for ongoing efforts to enhance gender equality and encourage men to take on caring roles.

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