Filipino women continue to suffer discrimination in the workplace, getting lower pay than their male counterparts, according to Ibon Foundation.
The gap on the monthly income of male and female workers under the Aquino administration “has only created further job insecurity and poor quality work and intensified the exploitation that women workers in the country face today,” Ibon Foundation, said.
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