The given table compares the weekly incomes of males and females serving five different jobs in 2015.
Overall, professionals in both genders earned the highest salaries in a week while those who worked as manual laborers earned the lowest. Additionally, men were always paid higher than women in all occupations researched.
Professional males received the highest weekly salary in terms of 5 jobs, which was $2000. As indicated, men technicians earned $1400 in 7 days, which was the second highest weekly income for men. Meanwhile, administrative/clerical workers and service workers got paid relatively lower, with figures of $1350 and $1300, respectively. The table also depicts that males acting as manual laborers received the lowest weekly wage. Their figure was $1100, which is still $250 higher than that of females.
In 2015, the figure for female professionals was $1900, which was the highest income, and it was followed by the $1000 weekly salary of administrative/clerical workers. The other three occupations were paid quite similarly. Women who worked as service workers, technicians, and manual laborers were paid $950, $900, and $850, respectively.
Moreover, it is clear that the difference between men and women wages in one week varied from $100 to 500$.