The $0.77 figure isn't a "lie". It's what women, on average, earn, relative to men.
There are mitigating factors that the figure doesn't include, which offset a lot of it (but not all), but that doesn't make that figure a lie. It just means it's a particular data point.
No, you don't understand what is actually happening:
Men:
Offered 50, counters 60, offered 55, counters 57, offered 56, accepts.
Women:
Offered 50, counters 55, offered 52, accepts.
That's not sexist or predatory. That's called negotiation and business. Why would they offer the woman 56 if she counters 55 and stops at 52 right away? If a man were to counter 55, they would counter 52 as well. It has nothing to do with their gender, just the mannerisms of the person (Which are different between genders, usually)
Sometimes, I just can't even:Originally Posted by Teffi
Originally Posted by Nixx
Hours worked isn't a "mitigating factor". Anyone that ignores it is lying or ignorant. Controlling for hours worked is a most obvious, trivial thing to start with. Anyone that can't be bothered to even get that far is basically just being a complete misandrist, tacitly claiming that women should earn more per hour.
Don't be a misandrist Endus.
Sometimes, I just can't even:Originally Posted by Teffi
Originally Posted by Nixx
They had that option, but allow the employee the counter offer instead. So you'd have both men and women only make the initial offering of 50 rather than teach our young women growing up to not accept less than they're worth and learn to negotiate and recognize their worth? One of these options seems empowering.
Sometimes, I just can't even:Originally Posted by Teffi
Originally Posted by Nixx