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09/28/2024

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#Trailblazers ✨On October 24, 1975, women shut down #Iceland. They walked out of their homes and workplaces to highlight the importance of women in Icelandic society. No housework, no child care, no office work. The country came to a complete standstill. That day has been described as a watershed moment for Iceland. Today, the country ranks as one of the most gender-equal in the world.

At the time of the “day off” in 1975, Iceland’s pay gap was 40% and as of 2022, has decreased to 9.7%, making Iceland one of the few countries in the world where women are paid almost as much as men.

Today on #InternationalEqualPayDay we’re calling out the slow progress of women’s economic empowerment on a global scale. According to the @unitednations, across all regions, women are paid less than men, with the gender pay gap estimated at around 20% globally. Despite #equalpay laws existing in many countries, roles traditionally held by women are massively undervalued. As UN Secretary-General António Guterres shared, “Equal pay is essential not only for women but to build a world of dignity and justice for all.”

#EqualPayDay

09/20/2024

Women! Is something like this possible in America?

#Trailblazers ✨On October 24, 1975, women shut down #Iceland. They walked out of their homes and workplaces to highlight the importance of women in Icelandic society. No housework, no child care, no office work. The country came to a complete standstill. That day has been described as a watershed moment for Iceland. Today, the country ranks as one of the most gender-equal in the world. At the time of the “day off” in 1975, Iceland’s pay gap was 40% and as of 2022, has decreased to 9.7%, making Iceland one of the few countries in the world where women are paid almost as much as men. Today on #InternationalEqualPayDay we’re calling out the slow progress of women’s economic empowerment on a global scale. According to the @unitednations, across all regions, women are paid less than men, with the gender pay gap estimated at around 20% globally. Despite #equalpay laws existing in many countries, roles traditionally held by women are massively undervalued. As UN Secretary-General António Guterres shared, “Equal pay is essential not only for women but to build a world of dignity and justice for all.” #EqualPayDay

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