Posted AT 11:46 AM EDT on 25/09/07
Women's earnings to catch up with men's
Women still earn less than men, but that wage gap will narrow in the next few decades as the market forces employers to place both sexes on a more equal footing, according to a forecast from Toronto-Dominion Bank.
Canadian women have entered the workplace in droves and double-income families now make up 63 per cent of all households in the country, TD economists Don Drummond and Beata Caranci said in a report.
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