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BINGO. It's the CHOICES that women make (often to balance work with life and family) that result in them earning less than men. Another factoid that proves that there is nothing sinister behind the gender pay gap - when hours worked is factored in, the difference shrinks to only 2% (source: Payscale). The real question we should be asking is this: Why are men sacrificing their health, their families, or even their lives, to prioritize work over the truly important things lin life?
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