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Employee Earnings and Hours Survey
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Employee Earnings and Hours Survey
September 2009
The analysis presented in this paper, based on more detailed data from the most recent EEH surveys conducted in May 2006 and August 2008, provides further confirmation that the gender pay gap in Australia is widening.
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Australian Bureau of Statistics
May 2006 and August 2008
An update on the gender pay gap by various indicators
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Key points
Background
The EEH Survey
Advantages of the EEH Survey
Methods of setting pay
Main findings
The overall gender pay gap for Australia
Coverage of method of setting pay for women
Women's earnings by method of setting pay
Gender pay gap by method of setting pay
Women's employment status
Gender pay gap by various employment characteristics
Gender pay gap by employer size
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