Dalvin Brown

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364 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard May 2024 last heard Nov 2024

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It's also some of the decisions that people make at the dinner table about what career move to make
that also may contribute to women getting the short end of the stick.
And Labor Department data shows that in 2023, women earned 84 cents for every dollar that a man earned.
This research is important because it highlights something we don't usually talk about, and that's the relocation penalty for women.
It's a big reason why women's pay lags behind men's.
It's not just about what happens at work.
It's about decisions that are made within the household.
And when a couple decides to move,
It often benefits the man's career, even if it means the woman takes a hit.
It can last a long time.
Some of the women I spoke to in my story said that it could take five years or longer to get back to the salary that they made before they moved.
What they also say is they never really recoup the amount of money that they could have made or the salary that they would have received during that time.
One piece of data that I looked at studied the military and found that certainly for the two years after a move, the trailing spouse or the one who moved because of the other person's coup
You spoke to a woman who moved from Denmark to England for her husband's career.
One of the things that she mentioned was that moving for a spouse can cause harm far beyond just the salary.
She said that the move felt isolating because she was far away from everyone and everything that she had known.
Her degrees, she wasn't able to use them because they didn't cross over to another country.
And getting started from scratch was just really challenging while her husband benefited from having connections through work, she said.
It's not just that women make less or that moving tends to ding their salary.
It's that there's some unknowns and some unforeseen circumstances of trailing someone else's career that they didn't know about going into it.
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