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International Equal Pay Day 2025

International Equal Pay Day has the goal is to end pay gap discrimination.

International Equal Pay Day 2025

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Sep 18, 2025 12:00 AM
End Date/Time
September 18, 2025 11:55 PM

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International Equal Pay Day has the goal is to end pay gap discrimination.
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International Pay Day occurs on September 18 every year. The Equal Pay International Coalition began this holiday in 2019 to raise awareness about this persistent issue. Their goal is to end pay gap discrimination.

What is International Equal Pay Day?

  • International Equal Pay Day is celebrated annually on September 18.
  • The United Nations established the day to raise awareness of pay inequality and reduce the gender pay gap.
  • The day highlights the difference in earnings between men and women, which is known as the gender pay gap.
  • The day also builds on the United Nations' commitment to human rights and against discrimination.

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