Three Groups Of Female Workers Who Outearn Their Male Counterparts

It's 2013 and men famously still earn more money than women do for completing the exact same work; as AOL Jobs has reported, women have been making an average of 77 percent as men since 2005. But according to new data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there are three classes of workers who are seeing the reverse trend -- it's Eve and not Adam who's walking away from the workplace as the richer one.