PODCAST: Gender inequality - at work, at home and during the pandemic
Ahead of International Women's Day, a look at the issues around the ongoing fight for gender parity
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Gender pay gap in Catalonia was 20.6% in 2019
Women earned an average of €500 less than men per month
Women should earn 26% more to eradicate gender pay gap, trade union says
Covid-19 pandemic exacerbates problem, leaving 42% of women earning less than minimum wage
Over a thousand social workers receive gender-based violence training
Workshops focus on support for women who are older, homeless, or who suffer from addiction
Cities near Barcelona grow poorer as wealthy move to smaller towns, study finds
Mataró, Terrassa, Granollers, and Sabadell lose higher-income residents to neighboring towns
New Catalan government's 10 biggest challenges in 10 graphs
Unemployment, housing crisis, social inequality, depopulation, independence issue and public health situation among hottest topics for Aragonès’ cabinet
Men earned €6,350 more than women in 2019
Average salary in Catalonia was €25,552, some €1,500 above Spain, but €3,000 less than the Basque Country
Gender (in)equality: where are we now?
Women’s rights have come a long way in Catalonia but there is still plenty of room for improvement
Thousands expected to turn out for International Women’s Day strike
Feminist rallies in 2018 and 2019 drew 200,000 to Barcelona streets, but March 8 falls on a Sunday this year
UGT report claims that women earn over 500 euros less per month than men
Labor union report also finds it would take about 350 years for pay gap to be neutralized
Catalonia's gender pay gap among lowest paid grew to 34% in 2017
Government report shows that while wage difference fell for third year in a row, women still earn 23% less than men
Gender pay gap at 22.6% in Catalonia, says union
CCOO asks for "firm response" at the fact that men earn 25.1k while women 19.5k on average
Women still struggle for gender equality in Catalan politics
Monday's parliamentary initiative shows that female representation in public institutions is growing, but full parity is some way off