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Gender analysis is a systematic method used to evaluate the ways in which gender influences various aspects of society, including labor and pay. It helps to identify and understand gender-based inequalities in the workplace, including pay gaps between men and women. This information can then be used to create policies and programs to address these inequalities and promote equal pay for equal work.

One of the key ways in which gender analysis helps to detect pay gaps is by collecting data and analyzing it to identify patterns and trends. This includes collecting data on the occupations, industries, and pay of men and women, as well as information on their education, experience, and other factors that may affect their earnings. By analyzing this data, researchers can identify areas where there are disparities between the pay of men and women, and determine what factors may be contributing to these disparities. With Gender-API.com researchers can enrich existing data with gender information with unprecedented accuracy in seconds.

Another important aspect of gender analysis is the examination of cultural and social norms that may contribute to gender inequalities in the workplace. For example, traditional gender roles may influence the types of jobs that men and women pursue, as well as the pay that they receive for those jobs. By understanding these cultural and social norms, researchers can develop programs and policies that challenge and change these norms to promote equal pay and opportunities for both men and women.

In addition, gender analysis can help to identify the specific policies and practices that may be contributing to gender pay gaps, such as discriminatory hiring and promotion practices, wage discrimination, and the lack of flexible work arrangements for women. By understanding these factors, employers and policymakers can work to address them and create a more equitable workplace for all.

Ultimately, gender analysis is an important tool in the effort to promote equality and close the gender pay gap. By collecting and analyzing data, examining cultural and social norms, and identifying policies and practices that contribute to gender inequalities, we can gain a better understanding of the root causes of these inequalities and work to address them. With the information and insights gained with the help from Gender-API.com, we can create a more just and equal society for all.

We're proud to announce that you can now use our platform natively in Microsoft Excel.

Making our product as easy to use as possible has always been important to us. That's why we've developed a native integration of our service into Microsoft Excel.

You may have used our Excel genderization before. Without the native extension, you had to save and upload your Excel file to our platform. An assistant guided you through the process of enriching this file. After our server processed the file, you were able to download your file with added gender information.

But now, it's easier than ever to process an Excel file. You can install our Excel add-on through the Microsoft store and you can enrich your file directly within your sheet.

Our team has done a great job creating a step-by-step guide on how you can enable the add-on. You can find the complete guide here.

You can now view our complete API documentation in Swagger. With Swagger, you can view all our API endpoints in detail. The tool lets you inspect every request and every response. You can view every variable, its type and description. And awesomely, Swagger allows you to try and play with every API endpoint. You can provide custom data and execute the queries directly from the tool.

You can also download the OpenAPI definition file, which Swagger uses internally. You can directly import this file in various tools like Postman.

Genderizing a name is now more accessible than ever. Easily integrate our service into your Zapier workflow. Zapier allows end-users to integrate the web applications they use. They offer an easy solution to combine multiple apps and APIs into a single workflow.

Conditionally run

With Gender-API.com in your Zapier workflow, you can build conditional runs based on the result of our API. With Paths you can have one automatic workflow carry out different tasks, depending on the data our service provides.

Only if

You can use "only if" paths to continue only if the gender matches a specific condition. Filters allow Zaps in Zapier to only perform actions on the items you want. Filters help you to set a specific condition, and the Zap will only continue if the data from our integration meets that condition.

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Which gender invests more in real estate than the other?

The Basel-based association bajour has asked this question and used our service to analyze the names of 48,000 ground owners. Click here to read the full story.