Women’s average monthly earnings shortfall relative to men; percent, 2015–2024.
Portugal’s gender pay gap in average monthly earnings is tracked from 2015 through 2024. The series expresses women’s earnings shortfall relative to men as a positive percentage magnitude. The gap narrowed from 19.9% in 2015 to 14.6% in 2024. That was a reduction of 5.3 percentage points, with the lowest gap in the ten-year period recorded in 2024.
The statistic compares average monthly earnings and does not measure differences in hours, occupations or job tenure.
The annual rate measures women’s average monthly earnings shortfall relative to men. The source’s signed disparity is presented as a positive gap magnitude.
Every annual value uses the same national earnings concept, percent unit and population basis.
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