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Texas Index Report Shows Pay Gap for Working Women

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The Texas Women's Foundation and Every Texan released a statewide index report examining women's economic security, stability, and success in Texas. The report found that a typical full-time working woman earned 81 cents for every dollar her male counterpart earned, an increase from 79 cents in 2014.

From texarkanagazette.com

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The Texas Women's Economic Opportunity Index compared conditions for women across more than 200 Texas counties. The report highlights disparities in pay, leadership opportunities, overall well-being, and childcare, and the foundation hopes lawmakers will use the index to guide future state investments.

From texarkanagazette.com

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  • TexasThe state where the economic opportunity index applies
  • DentonA location within the state where the index measures conditions

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