Which sports are affected by this salary difference, and who is in favour of it?

Introduction

Sports are often considered to be among the most masculine of all professional activities, so it is perhaps not surprising that men make more money in sports than women. Professional sports organizations have been accused of running a gender pay gap since the 1950s. In March 2017, the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) began to play and signed an agreement with the Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL) to exchange players between leagues and to help get more women involved in hockey. The inaugural NWHL season will run through October 24th, 2018 followed by post-season play through November 27th, 2018

Sports are often considered to be among the most masculine of all professional activities, so it is perhaps not surprising that men make more money in sports than women.

It is perhaps not surprising that men make more money in sports than women. Sports are often considered to be among the most masculine of all professional activities, and so it is perhaps not surprising that men's sports are generally more popular and lucrative than their female counterparts. Women's football, for example, is less popular than men’s football (and therefore generates less revenue), while female tennis players earn significantly less than their male counterparts.

Professional sports organizations have been accused of running a gender pay gap since the 1950s.

Since the 1950s, professional sports organizations have been accused of running a gender pay gap. This is due to the fact that male athletes make more money than female athletes in almost every sport and league.

In addition to this, there are other reasons why women are paid less than men:

• Women’s salaries tend to be lower because they tend not to have as many years of experience or higher titles like MVPs or Olympic Gold Medals.[4]

• Men tend to work longer hours for their job.[5]

In March 2017, the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) began to play and signed an agreement with the Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL) to exchange players between leagues and to help get more women involved in hockey.

In March 2017, the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) began play and signed an agreement with the Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL) to exchange players between leagues and to help get more women involved in hockey. The NWHL is the first professional women's hockey league in North America.

The National Women's Hockey League was founded by Jayna Hefford in 2016 after she retired from playing at age 30 due to injuries sustained while playing for Team Canada at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. Hefford played alongside fellow countrywoman Cassie Campbell-Pascall on Team Canada; together they won gold medals at both World Championships and Olympic Winter Games events since 2010 before retiring after sustaining several concussions throughout her career as well as knee surgery following one particularly nasty collision during training camp.*

"I think it’s great timing," said Hefford when asked about this new initiative between leagues like the CWHL and NWHL."It helps people transition into their post-playing careers," she added referring specifically toward younger players who may not want or know how best move forward once they retire from playing professionally

The NWHL was founded by Jayna Hefford, who played for the Canadian national team at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games as well as professionally in Europe and Asia.

Jayna Hefford is a Canadian ice hockey player who played for the Canadian national team at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games as well as professionally in Europe and Asia. She is also a member of the NWHL's inaugural season, playing for her hometown team, Brampton Thunder.

• What do you think about this salary difference? Do you believe it's fair?*

The inaugural NWHL season will run through October 24th, 2018 followed by post-season play through November 27th, 2018.

The inaugural season of the NWHL will run through October 24th, 2018 followed by post-season play through November 27th, 2018. This is a professional women's hockey league that was founded in 2015 and consists of four teams: Boston Pride, Buffalo Beauts, Connecticut Whale, and Metropolitan Riveters.

Each team can only have 18 skaters on their roster at one time, but there are exceptions where teams may expand their rosters to 26 players from September 15th through September 30th each year if needed in order to accommodate increased travel demands during exhibition play or playoffs.

Conclusion

The professional sports industry is highly competitive and it's no secret that players receive high salaries. As a result, there are many women who have decided to pursue other careers in order to make ends meet while training full-time for a professional career. Some of these women choose other fields because they feel their skill set would be better suited elsewhere; however, others decide against pursuing an athletic career because of the financial burden involved with maintaining such an expensive lifestyle when compared to other careers available at colleges or universities.