As more and more onus is being placed on beating the 'hiring bias', research has emerged that tall men and slim women can expect to earn more than their respectively shorter and larger colleagues.
That is according to a new study published in the British Medical Journal. The Exeter University team behind the study examined the genetic material of 120,000 people in the UK biobank and compared it to their salaries.
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