An invisible income ceiling refers to unspoken barriers that cap earnings for certain groups, often due to systemic biases or industry norms. It limits career advancement and salary growth, particularly affecting women and minorities. Employers may enforce it subtly, while workers face stagnation. Breaking this ceiling benefits diverse talent and fosters equitable workplaces, ultimately driving innovation and retention.
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