In which situation is gender discrimination visible at workplace?

Correct answer: Paying a lower wage only because a worker is a woman

Paying an employee less solely because she is a woman is gender discrimination at the workplace. Pay for similar work or responsibility should be based on fair factors such as the work performed, skills, and experience—not gender. Equal training and promotion rules are measures that reduce discrimination, not examples of it. Exam tip: Words such as “only because of gender” usually indicate gender discrimination.