Editor’s Note: The table is the story, with lots of statistics. Example: The median annual wage for working full-time and year-around in Minnesota in 2006 was $41,858 for men and $33,024 for women – 79% of what men earned. Women of color fared even worse, with a median wage of only $28, 073. (Scroll down for full chart.)
And then there are elementary and secondary schools, the number one industry segment employing women. Even there, men earn more.
Sources: The 2009 Minnesota Census of Women in Corporate Leadership (St. Catherine University and the MN Women’s Roundtable; Office on Economic Status of Women; Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal; US Census Bureau, 2002 Economic Survey
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