Women paid less at every age, rank: DataBY CASSANDRA BALDINI | TUESDAY, 28 JUN 2022 12:35PM Australian women in senior executive and chief executive roles at age 55 and over will take home $93,000 less per year than their male counterparts, new data shows.
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