Trends in Australia's Gender—Wage Ratio
作者： Alison Preston , Therese Jefferson
DOI: 10.1080/10301763.2007.10669368
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摘要: ABSTRACT Contrary to expectations, Australia's gender-wage ratio (GWR) has remained remarkably stable throughout a prolonged era of significant labour- market deregulation. This article examines recent trends in GWR and cautions against its use as an accurate measure women's men's labour-market experiences. In particular, three key issues need be considered: (i) patterns workforce participation over-representation parttime work; (ii) different methods pay-setting relevant sectors; (iii) data limitations on our capacity fully monitor developments some sectors.
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