The Long Shadow of Intersectionality? A Longitudinal Perspective on Migrant Women’s Pay Disadvantage
Winner of the Best Poster Award at the In_equality Conference 2026 voted for by the participants at the conference (500€)
Winner of the Best Poster Award at the In_equality Conference 2026 voted for by the participants at the conference (500€)
Do migrant women face a compounded pay disadvantage that goes beyond what gender or migration background alone would predict? This study takes a longitudinal perspective to examine …
Nominated for Best Conference Paper Award.
Winner of the 2024 William H. Newman Award for the best Academy of Management Annual Meeting paper based on a dissertation.
Why does the gender pay gap in Germany persist at 18 percent — even as women increasingly work in well-paid jobs and the same occupations as men? Drawing on salary data from over …
In 2023, the gender pay gap in Germany stood at 18 percent — unchanged for the fifth year in a row. Even among full-time workers with the same education, employer, and hierarchical …