Because they earn just 67p for every pound earned by men working full-time. Still.

As things stand, 2 September, two-thirds of the way through 2015, was effectively the last day this year that women working part-time got paid.

This is because they earn just 67p for every pound earned by men working full-time. Which is a pay gap of 33 per cent.

And one of the main reasons for this huge gender pay divide is the large concentration of women doing low-paid, part-time work, the TUC said.