Women in Germany still earn much less than men

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2025-12-16

Frankfurt (dpa) - Women in Germany have once again earned significantly less than men this year, the Federal Statistical Office reported on Tuesday. They earned ?22.81 per hour ($26.82), which is ?4.24 less than men, meaning the wage gap remained unchanged at 16%. In 2024, this figure had shrunk by 2 percentage points compared to the previous year. In 2006, the gender pay gap was still 23%. The statistics office attributes almost two-thirds of th......

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