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Gen Y women earning up to 17% more than Gen Y males in most US cities
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It is too early, on the basis of one example, to accept this statistic as the beginning of a trend. A trend relies on more data over a longer period of time than just a first occurrence.
Do you really think wages will ever be perfectly equal over a period of time over all age groups? There will be fluctuations and I reckon 17% is not a bad differential given that this will ebb and flow depending on other variables like when apprenticeships finish and those boys start earning more than their female counterpart retail workers.
We live in a world of lobby groups and causes, and should it later be identified as a trend you can be assured there will be a movement to correct it or to shed light on the inequality.