Spotlight on Women in Unions: Employment & Earnings Data
Union Wage Advantage by Gender and Race/Ethnicity, United States, 2014
Union Wage Advantage by Gender and Race/Ethnicity, United States, 2014 |
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Union
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Nonunion
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Union Wage Advantage (Dollars)
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Union Wage Advantage (Percent)
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All Women
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$899
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$687
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$212
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30.9%
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Hispanic
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$739
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$520
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$219
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42.1%
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Black
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$788
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$590
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$198
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33.6%
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White
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$923
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$704
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$219
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31.1%
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Asian
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$950
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$823
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$127
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15.4%
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All Men
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$1,013
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$840
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$173
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20.6%
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Hispanic
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$838
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$596
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$242
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40.6%
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Black
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$833
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$648
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$185
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28.5%
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White
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$1,041
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$867
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$174
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20.1%
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Asian
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$1,041
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$1,087
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-$46
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-4.2%
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Note: Median weekly earnings for full-time wage and salary workers. Hispanics may be of any race or two or more races and are classified by both ethnicity and race. Asians do not include Pacific Islanders. Data are not available for Native Americans or those who identify with two or more races. Self-employed workers are excluded.
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Source: IWPR compilation of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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