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Women's pensions are lower than men's – and the gap persists Senaste statistiken Older women had significantly lower pensions than older men in 2024, and the differences are visible across all components of the pension. The gap was largest in the occupational pension, which has remained nearly unchanged over a ten-year period. 2026-06-18 Gender statistics Women and men in Sweden 2026 Senaste statistiken How gender-equal is Sweden? Today, the 2026 edition of the popular Women and men in Sweden is published. 2026-06-09 Gender statistics Wage inequality among high earners Senaste statistiken Statistics on gender equality show clear differences between women and men in terms of wages and positions in the labour market. Women generally have lower wages than men and are underrepresented in many management positions in the private sector. However, in the public sector, the management positions are dominated by women. In general, men have higher wages than women and the difference become even clearer when the distribution of wages is examined. 2025-12-10 Gender statistics Gender statistics reveal clear patterns in financial assistance, causes of death and services for the elderly Senaste statistiken Today, new gender statistics are being published, providing an updated picture of economic equality and equal health. The indicators show, among other things, that in 2024 there were differences in how financial assistance was distributed among women, and that single men without children were the most common recipients. 2025-10-15 Gender statistics From classroom to career – women and men stuck in old patterns Senaste statistiken Young women and men tend to make different educational choices as early as in upper-secondary school. These differences are also visible in working life, where many occupations have a strong female or male predominance. Only a small percentage of women and men find themselves in sectors with an equal sex distribution. 2025-06-18 Gender statistics