Inequality indicators

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    Gini Index Proportion (%) of workers with a low rate of pay (1) Proportion (%) of women in the total employees with a low income D9/D5 (9th decile (2) divided by the median of the hourly earnings) D5/D1 (The median (3) divided by the 1st decile of the hourly earnings) D9/D1 (9th decile divided by the 1st decile of the hourly earnings) Wage gap between women and men

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  • Proportion of wage earners whose hourly earnings are below 2/3 of the median earnings.
  • The indicator `Wage gap between women and men,¿ defined by the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat), represents the difference between the hourly earnings of male and female employees, as a percentage of men's hourly earnings. Eurostat calculates this indicator only for employees working in units of 10 and more workers, and in hourly earnings it includes the overtime pay but excludes extraordinary bonuses (more information at: http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/portal/page/portal/labour_market/earnings).
  • Median wages represent the wage figure that divides the number of workers into two equal parts, those whose wages are higher and those whose wages are lower.
  • The deciles are the profit values that, ordered from lowest to highest, divide the number of workers into ten equal parts, such that ten percent of them are included within each.