Study: Women in the EU earn 16% less than men The gender pay gap in the European Union amounts to an average of 16.4% to the disadvantage of women. The lowest gap is in Slovenia (3.2%), followed by Malta (5.1%), Poland (6.4%), Italy (7.3%), Croatia (7.4%), Luxembourg (8.6%), Romania (9.1%) and Belgium (9.8%). The highest gender pay gaps are in…
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Shared maternity leave started in the UK 
