Many don't ask for more, but even when they ask they aren't as likely as men to get a raise.
A study from career platform Paysa.com finds 41 percent of women never ask their current employers for a raise. But, tough as it may be for women to ask for a raise, it's even tougher for them to actually get one, since employers deny raise requests of 42 percent of the women who ask for one — compared with denying raise requests from 33 percent of men.
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