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Time’s Up, Pay Up
Through the “Time’s Up, Pay Up” campaign, TIME’S UP and our partners are working to close the pay gap by driving the national conversation, educating employers and employees, encouraging companies to take action, and pushing for bold policy change.
Across the board, women in the United States are paid far less than men. On average, women make 82 cents for every dollar paid to men — and the gap is much wider for women of color: Black women earn 62 cents for every dollar, Native American women 57 cents, and Latinx women earn 54 cents. Most women of color lose close to a million dollars over the course of their career due to the pay gap.
Pay inequity is one of the most stark illustrations of the fight that lies ahead for safe, fair, and dignified workplaces. That’s why TIME’S UP is tackling the three main factors that drive the gap:
Ending the pay gap for good is going to take all of us stepping up to demand that everyone is paid their worth — period. Learn more and join the fight.
Tell us your pay gap story
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Read the results of our national survey on the pay gap
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Survey shows deepening impact of racism and sexism on Black women
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