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Gender Differences In Pay Expectations At Three Career Stages, Elijah Rogeay Seay
Gender Differences In Pay Expectations At Three Career Stages, Elijah Rogeay Seay
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Major and Konar (1984) found a difference between genders in pay expectations, but no difference in the perceived fairness of expected pay. In my study, I evaluated pay expectation differences in gender at three career stages. In previous studies, researchers have only looked at what individuals earn at the beginning and peak of their careers. I specifically examined both men and women and asked them to indicate their expected pay at the beginning, middle and end of their careers. In this study the main effect for gender was significant such that males had higher pay expectations than females. In addition, …