Gender Pay Gap May Be Linked to Flexible and Irregular Hours

Maria Canon () and Limor Golan ()

The Regional Economist, 2016, issue July

Abstract: The gender pay gap persists, even within occupations and even though women?s educational attainments are surpassing men?s. Is it because women tend to choose jobs with hours that are more irregular than those taken by men?

Date: 2016
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