I can answer and give some highlights at a summary level. If the committee needs more information, we can provide an answer later.
We know that 32% of working women are unionized, compared to 27% of men. Since 2008, there has been a trend towards women in the professions being more unionized than men. What's more, according to our latest data, the difference in pay between unionized and non-unionized women is greater than that of men. Unionized women earn 16% more than non-unionized women. For men, the difference is 4%.