Regardless of Education or Training, Racialized Immigrant Women Earn Less

Authors: Stacey Fitzsimmons, Jen Baggs, and Mary Yoko Brannen

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Type	Report to policy group
Author	Stacey Fitzsimmons, Jen Baggs, and Mary Yoko Brannen
Publication Year	2021
Title	Regardless of Education or Training, Racialized Immigrant Women Earn Less
City	Victoria
Department	University of Victoria
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Workplace and Employee Survey

Longitudinal, Survey (1999 to 2006)

WES

Canadian Research Data Centre Network