Women who feel unhappy with their salaries are less likely than men to push for a pay rise, new survey finds

• Women who are unhappy with their wages are less likely to ask for a pay rise than men.
• A new survey found that more women think their pay doesn't fairly reflect the work they do. 
• Still nearly half of men who felt the same asked for a raise but less than a third of women did. 

Women are still getting the short end of the stick at work when it comes to pay, but many still don't feel confident enough to ask for a pay rise, a new survey found. 

Ciphr, a HR systems company, surveyed 1,000 adults working full-time in the UK in June found that over a third of men had requested a pay rise from their employers, but only 26% of women felt confident doing the same.