Women who are unhappy with their wages are less likely to ask for a pay rise than men.
A new survey found that more women think their pay doesn't fairly reflect the work they do.
Still nearly half of men who felt the same asked for a raise but less than a third of women did.
Men who were unsure if they were being paid unfairly were still more likely to ask for a pay rise than women who were unhappy with their wages, the survey found.
Half of women in the UK lacked the confident to ask for a pay rise and were 25% less likely to do so than men in 2021, a Glassdoor survey found.
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