What is the gap and what causes the gap?

I like the story that this tells in terms of workforce development.

And so nationally, the wage gap is 81 cents on the dollar.

Here in Nevada, we're doing a little bit better, just shy of 83 cents on the dollar.

But as Jill said, their research broke everything down county by county.

So in Clark, where you're at 86 cents on the dollar, 86.6 cents on the dollar.

Clark is doing really well, but in Elko County, the wage gap is 59.4 cents.

So it's one thing to have the data, but what can communities do with this data to create meaningful change?