In July 2016982 Archives female Adobe employees based in the U.S. were making 99 cents to every dollar that the company's male employees were making. The software company vowed to close that pay gap by the end of the fiscal year.
On Thursday, Adobe announced that it has followed through on its promise, Fortune reports. Women in Adobe's U.S. offices, the company claimed, now make $1.00 for every dollar made by male employees.
SEE ALSO: Get an awesome deal on this Adobe Creative Cloud subscription from AmazonCompared to the national average, Adobe's one-cent gap was miniscule.
As of September, women nationwide were earning 80.5 cents to men's dollar.
But compared to the largest technology companies, Adobe is actually late to the game. Facebook and Microsoft announced last April that they had eliminated gender pay gaps between their employees. Apple and Intel also announced gender parity in 2015.
Many of these companies boost a far from gender-balanced workforce (Adobe's is only 30% female), so there's more work to be done, but it's promising to see technology companies, rumored for so long as "boys clubs" taking the initiative to spur change.
Topics Gender
Stuff Your Kindle Day: How to get free indie horror books on March 7What's new to streaming this week? (March 7, 2025)Shark FlexStyle hair dryer: 22% off at AmazonB&H gaming monitor sale: Save up to $500Best iPad accessory deal: Save $82 on Apple Magic KeyboardWhy are there no iPhones in 'Severance'?NYT mini crossword answers for March 6, 2025Inter Miami vs. Cavalier 2025 livestream: Watch Concacaf Champions Cup for freeIs 'Heretic' streaming? How to watch the A24 horror at home.South Africa vs. New Zealand 2025 livestream: Watch ICC Champions Trophy for freeWordle today: The answer and hints for March 5, 2025YouTube bans certain types of gambling contentYouTube bans certain types of gambling contentSXSW movies (and shows) you need to know aboutBest sleep deal: Take up to 55% off TempurBest robot vacuum deal: Save $300 on the roborock Qrevo EdgeCanupdog digital photo frame: 15% off at AmazonBest LG TV deal: Save $200 on the 55Guadalajara vs. Club America 2025 livestream: Watch Concacaf Champions Cup for freeNYT mini crossword answers for March 7, 2025 Here's all the cool stuff you can do on social media to celebrate the eclipse Texas gator park says its animals are safe amid rising water As the big solar eclipse draws near, eclipse FOMO is on the rise CRISPR gene editing raises potential for organ transplants from pigs Best fitness tracker deals: Save on Apple, Garmin, and Fitbit devices Best small business deals: Save on the Square Terminal at Amazon LEGO Animal Crossing sets drop: Shop LEGO deals at Best Buy Flooded petrochemical plants are threatening Houston's air and water How to talk to a human at the IRS How to see who viewed your LinkedIn profile 'Dune: Part Two: What does Paul tell Baron Harkonnen? Best smartphone deal: Get the Samsung Galaxy S23 for $599.99 at Amazon Can you edit your Instagram DMs? Now you can! Elon Musk's SpaceX launches and lands a Falcon 9 rocket in Florida Facebook and Instagram are down. Users aren't reacting well Google Chrome: 3 new features just dropped for 'Search' Watch Elon Musk's SpaceX launch and land a rocket in Florida Windows 11 Photos app gets sick new AI feature – macOS users may get envious Fire ants survive Houston flooding by creating terrifying rafts made of their bodies Elon Musk's X has a new policy that discourages — but doesn't prohibit — anti
2.5094s , 8193.828125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【1982 Archives】,Charm Information Network