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Mixed views on stagnant pharmacy pay

AJP Staff 06/05/2024

Suggestions that the feminisation of the pharmacy workforce is contributing to the stagnation of wages is up for debate Readers of the AJP have shared mixed responses to a South Australian politician’s assertion that the feminisation of pharmacy has adversely impacted wages in the sector. Speaking in the South Australian House of Assembly last

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