Overall, men earned more than women in all five occupations. Professional jobs were the highest-paying for both genders, while manual labourers received the lowest salaries. The gender pay gap varied across occupations but remained relatively moderate overall.
In terms of the highest-paid jobs, professionals earned the most, with men receiving $2000 per week compared to $1900 for women, representing the smallest gap of $100. By contrast, technicians showed the largest disparity, as male workers earned $1400 weekly, while females received only $900, a difference of $500.
Regarding the remaining occupations, manual labourers were the lowest earners, with weekly salaries of $1100 for men and $850 for women. Service workers and administrative employees showed similar gender gaps of around $350. Specifically, male service workers earned $1300 compared to $950 for females, while administrative workers in both genders earned approximately $50 more than this.