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that we found confirm that men are paid higher wages than women.
In recent years the question of education, which should secure a
better start for a person’s working life and also a better job, which is
directly proportional to a higher wage, has come to the forefront.
Education ranks among the influential factors clearly having an
impact on the wage level of every employee in the economy of the
Slovak Republic.

We consider the main cause of the deepening wage gap to be the
global financial crisis, the consequences of which are still evident in
the economic development of many countries still today. From the
outbreak of the crisis, we monitor increasing unemployment rates,
and this unhealthy economic phenomenon put pressure on lower
wages. At a time of demographic aging of the population, a
reduction in the number of jobs and increasing unemployment, a
higher degree of economic, employment and social policy
coordination is necessary on both the EU and national levels. Such
an approach should contribute to the support of economic growth,
more job creation and overall increase in the quality of life. At the
same time, it supports and encourages the efforts of states to secure
financial and social sustainability of the applied systems of social
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