Women in the Workplace… It Pays to be Thin
October 7, 2010
10/7/10
CNBC
Women’s Weight and Salary: Study on weight and salary
WOMEN:
Very thin women = higher pay {avg. $15,000 more)
More weight = smaller salary
MEN:
Just the opposite…
NOTE: It’s enough to make a gal angry. ~ Gigi
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