Women working full time earn 88% of what men do on average.
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Pupils do on average 0.7 grades better per subject than peers with similar GCSE results.
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In America today, women make about 80.7% of what men do on average, according to data from the US Census Bureau.
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But while the US has more ICU beds than European countries do on average, the availability of those beds is still deeply concerning.
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Another important strategy is to research comparable listing prices and match them, as women tend to list their houses for less than men do, on average.
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Maybe French producers get more excited about their microclimates and terroir — and the impact those have on food and wine when they interact with local traditions — than American food producers do on average.
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"So right now, in Vermont, the wage gap is $0.16, which means that women earn $0.84 to the dollar that the men do on average," said Jessica Nordhaus, Lydia's mom and a member of Change the Story, in a video about the partnership.
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What's more is that attaining education can sometimes make things worse for them: Not only do women accrue more student debt than men do on average, but because Black and Hispanic women are more impacted by pay gaps within gender lines, they make less money to pay off student debt.
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Poultry workers experience substantially higher rates of illness and injury than manufacturing workers do on average. For the year 2013, there were an estimated 1.59 cases of occupation-related illness per 100 full-time U.S. meat and poultry workers, compared to .36 for manufacturing workers overall.U.S. General Accountability Office.
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Furthermore, tendencies toward restrictive emotionality are correlated with an increased risk of certain anxiety disorders. A substantial amount of research has suggested that women do, on average, express emotions more frequently than men. Multiple researchers have found that women cry more frequently, and for a larger duration of time than men at similar ages. The gender differences appear to peak in the most fertile years, leading some to hypothesize that gender differences in crying are a result of hormonal changes.
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Male characters are often stereotypically depicted as big and muscular, and LGBT characters have been slow to appear in video games as a result of the heteronormativity of the medium. Women have a major role of being cast as supporting characters because of gamer preferences and sales. Research indicates that how genders are portrayed in games can influence players' perception of gender roles, and that young girls prefer to play a character of their own gender much more than boys do. On average, female-led games sell fewer copies than male-led ones, but also have lower marketing budgets.
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In fact, more often than not, women who have entered the paid workforce often face a "double shift" of work, the first paid work in the labor market and the second unpaid housework. According to one global estimate, women spend 4.5 hours of unpaid work per day, twice as many hours as men do on average. Other criticisms include the concern that providing wages for housework would commodify intimate human relationships of love and care and would subsume them into capitalist relations. However, proponents of wages for housework contest this "reductive view" of their proposal. For instance, according to Silvia Federici the demand for wages for housework is not just about remuneration for unpaid work or women’s financial empowerment and independence.
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