By Arthur F. Silbergeld and George Samuel Cleaver
Providing full rights to women who work continues to plague American employers. Although the percentage of American women in the workforce has steadily increased, the income gap between men and women remains. According to a recent study, the median salary of women in the legal profession (including attorneys, paralegals and assistants) was 57 percent of men's. In all occupations combined, women's e...
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