economy

March 8, 2026

Women in Serbia Earn 14 Percent Less Than Men, The Biggest Gap in Belgrade

When it comes to the European Union (EU), the statement cites Eurostat data, according to which the pay gap is 11 percent.

Women in Serbia Earn 14 Percent Less Than Men, The Biggest Gap in Belgrade

TL;DR

  • Women in Serbia earn 14% less than men, with the largest gap (19%) in Belgrade.
  • Women not only earn less but also expect lower salaries than men for similar positions.
  • The pay gap is driven by broader labor market structures, including fewer women in high-paying management roles and career interruptions.
  • Societal factors, such as deeply ingrained patriarchal norms and the unequal distribution of unpaid domestic work, contribute to women undervaluing themselves.
  • Solutions require a holistic approach addressing equal opportunities, career progression, work-life balance support, and public awareness.

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