Transgender workers paid 32% less than nontransgender colleagues: Study

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Transgender workers in the United States are faced with a pay gap that accounts for almost one-third of their nontransgender colleagues’ salaries, a study found.

Nontransgender workers are paid 32% more than their transgender colleagues, regardless of education level, according to a report titled “Inclusion and the state of being Transgender in the workplace,” published by McKinsey & Company.

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