<p class="text-align-justify">Moreover, because&nbsp;of the events of the year 2020 workplaces have been flipped upside down drastically. Many workers are trying to execute their duties under the extremely difficult conditions of the COVID-19 outbreak. Women have suffered disproportionately. This pandemic has exacerbated issues that women were already dealing with.&nbsp;</p>

<p class="text-align-justify">According to the United Nations Women's newest report, From Insights to Action (2020), 47 million women and girls were forced into severe poverty due to&nbsp;the pandemic. Furthermore, 70% of worldwide health professionals are female, and they do not enjoy equal compensation with their male colleagues:&nbsp;pay disparity among them&nbsp;in the health sector is larger (28%) than that of the general gender pay gap (17.4%&nbsp;).<br />
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