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Senate inquiry into gender retirement income gap launched

DARREN SNYDER  |  TUESDAY, 18 AUG 2015
... has on retirement outcomes for women; causes of the retirement income gap and its potential drivers including the gender pay gap and women's caring responsibilities; whether there are any structural impediments in the superannuation system; and the adequacy ...

Super groups call for women Senate review

DARREN SNYDER  |  THURSDAY, 30 JUL 2015
... is currently a retirement savings gap of over $330 billion for women in Australia. "We need to address the real gender pay gap and superannuation savings gap that begins when women start working, and often gets progressively worse as they take time out ...

Sex discrimination rife: eFinancialCareers

BEN COLLINS  |  TUESDAY, 22 JAN 2013
... Asia Pacific George McFerran. The survey also revealed that over three quarters of women (78%) think there is a gender pay gap in the finance industry, a view shared by only 44% of their male colleagues. The survey polled a total of 309 employed finance ...

FINSIA calls on regulators for workplace diversity

LINDA HAUSKEN  |  FRIDAY, 10 AUG 2012
... the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINISA) released its new biannual research on financial services gender pay gap yesterday. FINSIA chief executive, Russell Thomas said this is the second gender balance research FINSIA has undertaken and ...

Female planners paid less

ELISE BURGESS  |  FRIDAY, 1 OCT 2010
... less than their male counterparts according to a US financial planning study. Financial planners have not escaped the pay gap between the sexes after the US Financial Planning Association report 2010-2011 Financial Planning Salary Survey found that women ...

Long-term fixes for super inequity

ELISE BURGESS  |  MONDAY, 6 SEP 2010
... must work to earn what a man made in the previous financial year. According to EPD, 2010 saw an increase in the gender pay gap from 17 per cent in 2009 to 18 per cent. The 2009 pay gap of 17 per cent was estimated to cost the Australian economy $93 b ...