Gender pay gap in Portugal 2010-2021

Published by Beatriz Luz, Apr 8, 2024
In Portugal, the gender pay gap (GPG) has shown a decreasing tendency over the period considered. In 2010, it was at almost 18 percent and, in 2015, it was registered at nearly 17 percent. In 2021, women's average monthly wages were 13 percent lower than men's.

Change in the monthly gender pay gap (GPG) in Portugal from 2010 to 2021 (in percent)

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March 2023

Region

Portugal

Survey time period

2010 to 2021

Supplementary notes

The gender pay gap (GPG) measures the difference between the average salaries of women and men. A positive GPG means that women receive lower average salaries than men.

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