10 Jobs That Let Women Earn More Than Men

10 Jobs That Let Women Earn More Than Men

Women’s Wage Wins: The Hidden Heroes of the Pay Gap

Break out the glitter—because a handful of careers are flipping the script on the gender pay gap. In a fresh dive by Wealth of Geeks into Office for National Statistics data, it turns out women are pulling more in seven different fields, and here’s the scoop.

1. Community & Civil Enforcement

  • Women earn: £16.11/hr
  • Men earn: £12.50/hr
  • Pay gap: 28.9 % – the largest across all roles

Those officers who crack the punch on parking fines are surprisingly flipping the buck. Women get paid a solid chunk more, even while men are still policing the streets.

2. Welfare Professionals

  • Women earn: £20.77/hr
  • Men earn: £17.18/hr
  • Pay gap: 20.9 %

From mentoring to advocating and overseeing adoptions, welfare pros see women in the lead.

3. Biological Scientists

  • Women earn: £20.30/hr
  • Men earn: £16.84/hr
  • Pay gap: 20.6 %

Studying life and the environment? Women’s research pays a little more.

4. Hire Services Managers & Proprietors

  • Women earn: £14.52/hr
  • Men earn: £12.07/hr
  • Pay gap: 20.3 %

Running a business? Women have the advantage, even if the average wage is modest.

5. Personal Assistants & Secretaries

  • Women earn: £14.37/hr
  • Men earn: £12.27/hr
  • Pay gap: 17.1 %

Not all paying big bucks, but women are still ahead in the office grind.

6. Special Needs Education Teachers

  • Women earn: £24.66/hr
  • Men earn: £21.12/hr
  • Pay gap: 16.8 %

Helping kids with all kinds of challenges? Women’s manuscripts aren’t just motivating; they’re also higher paying.

7. Veterinarians

  • Women earn: £25.09/hr
  • Men earn: £21.95/hr
  • Pay gap: 14.3 %

When it comes to caring for our four‑legged friends, women earn the extra treat.

8. Occupational Therapists

  • Women earn: £20.85/hr
  • Men earn: £18.42/hr
  • Pay gap: 13.2 %

Helping folks beat physical or mental hurdles—women’s contributions come with a higher hourly wage.

9. Social & Humanities Scientists

  • Women earn: £20.42/hr
  • Men earn: £18.16/hr
  • Pay gap: 12.4 %

Studying human behavior? Women are getting it.

10. Pub & Bar Managers

  • Women earn: £15.10/hr
  • Men earn: £13.55/hr
  • Pay gap: 11.4 %

Famous as the “nightlife” industry, women show a slight edge, even behind the bar.

Michael Dinich, spokesperson for Wealth of Geeks, calls it a “fascinating shift.” These findings might just inspire a career switch—or at least a caffeine‑kissed stay-out-of-boys‑room account.

Got a career in mind? See if you’re among those punching above the weight.