Gender pay gap widens in German leadership roles, Eurostat data shows

New Eurostat figures reveal that women in leadership positions in Germany earn on average €1,600 less per month than their male counterparts, highlighting a persistent gender pay gap at senior levels. The data underscores structural inequality in the German labor market, though the specific drivers (e.g., sectoral segregation, negotiation gaps) remain unquantified in this report. This is a continuation of a well-documented trend, not a deviation.

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