INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) released data revealing that men in Brazil earned an average salary 16.3% higher
than women in 2021, according to the Central Register of Companies (Cempre) survey.The study also indicated that men comprised the majority
among employees in companies.The survey highlighted that men received an average monthly salary of R$ 3,484.24 (US$711), while women earned
R$ 2,995.07.The average salary paid by companies slightly decreased from R$ 3,353.07 to R$ 3,266.53 in 2021.Despite the gender wage gap, the
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