There is equality in pharmacy.
It’s the most equal job for men and women, according to research by Harvard economists.
Pharmacy is a fast-growing profession, offering a six-figure salary — and the pay is nearly equal among women and men.
Women make up slightly more than 50-percent of all full-time pharmacists, according to 2011 Census data.
Once you factor in part-timers, women make up around 55 percent of the profession.
Full-time female pharmacists earned a median salary of $111,000 last year.
That’s about 92 cents to the dollar of their male counterparts.
There is a small pay gap, but the report attributes that to some men working longer hours — not discrimination.
