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Perceived Gender Conflict and Changing Perceptions of Gender Equality: Study

Perceived Gender Conflict and Changing Perceptions of Gender Equality: Study

SEOUL, May 30 (Korea Bizwire) — Men waiting to join the military and women pursuing their studies had the highest level of perceived gender conflict, a government study has shown. Notably, the perception of gender conflict among women negatively affected their intention to have children. The joint study by the Ministry of Gender Equality and [...]

Women in the IT Industry Have the Highest Salary Among All Sectors but Gender Wage Gap Persists

Women in the IT Industry Have the Highest Salary Among All Sectors but Gender Wage Gap Persists

SEOUL, March 9 (Korea Bizwire) — While women working in the South Korean IT industry are paid more than in other fields, the wage gap between genders persists. According to corporate tracker Korea CXO Institute, women in the IT industry make around 89.3 million won (US$67,550) each year, the highest among all sectors. They were [...]

Men and Women Differ on What They Want from Their Significant Other: Poll

Men and Women Differ on What They Want from Their Significant Other: Poll

SEOUL, March 9 (Korea Bizwire) — Money spent on one’s significant other for birthdays and anniversaries has jumped in the last 12 months, a survey showed Wednesday. Matchmaking agency Gayeon conducted a survey of 1,000 single men and women between 25-39 years of age, with respondents spending an average of 280,300 won (US$211) on their [...]

Divorced Men and Women Still Interested in Potential Spouse’s Looks: Survey

Divorced Men and Women Still Interested in Potential Spouse’s Looks: Survey

SEOUL, March 1 (Korea Bizwire) — A spouse’s looks are important to divorced men and women, for different reasons, a poll showed Tuesday. Matchmaking agency Only You conducted a survey of 528 divorced men and women, in which 36.4 percent of male respondents cared about their spouse’s looks because it helped them “maintain the relationship.” [...]