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Men have a better chance at getting a bonus than women, study finds

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Men have a better chance at getting a bonus than women, study finds

Men (44%) are more likely to receive a bonus than women (29%), according to new findings.

Compounding this inequality further, women are more reliant on their bonus than men (37% compared to 27%).

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