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Annual averages for selected labor force characteristics of women in 2015. Data by race and Hispanic origin is presented when available.

Highest paying for women

This section presents information on highest paying for women, 30 highest paying for employed women and 30 lowest paying for employed women.

Highest paying for women: (2013)

Paid Leave

  • THE COST OF DOING NOTHING
    This report documents the impact of the lack of a paid leave law in the U.S., showing how its absence harms America’s workers, families, businesses and our nation as a whole. (PDF)
  • U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PAID LEAVE FACT SHEET
    This fact sheet provides a brief overview of the need for paid family leave. (PDF)

Leading

This section presents two sets of information on occupations. The first part presents data for the 30 leading detailed for employed women. The second part presents the percent distribution of people employed in intermediate by sex, race, and Hispanic or Latino ethnicity.

Leading Occupations: (2013)

20 Leading for Women 20 Leading of Employed Women:

Most Common Occupations for Women


Quick Facts

Earnings

Labor Force

Multimedia Gallery

  • Multimedia Gallery - Listen and view audio, video and photos of previous Women's Bureau events. More ›
  • In 2010 the Bureau marked its 90th anniversary and kicked off its year-long commemoration with First Lady Michelle Obama. - More ›
  • Women's History Month Gallery - More ›
  • 2018 African American History Month - More ›

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WANTO Grant Program

This section presents Women in Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Occupations (WANTO) grant helps to expand pathways for women to enter in, and lead in, all industries.

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