Sentence examples for addressing pay from inspiring English sources

We have had success in addressing equality issues, for example identifying and addressing pay gaps to ensure that black and minority ethnic (BME) professors are paid the same as white professors.

The employee survey has shown an increase in the number of employees who feel they are paid fairly, and this is testament to the progress made in addressing pay anomalies within teams and reducing pay disparity across peer groups.

But Goldin pointed out, too, that state laws like the Fair Pay Act — and, at the national level, the Equal Pay Act — play a valuable role in addressing pay inequities within firms, even if they don't directly seek to reform industries or the workforce as a whole.

He explained: "They [the SNP] could be doing more to create jobs and provide training for people seeking work, they could be building more affordable homes and addressing pay inequality by extending a living wage into the private sector through public procurement.

It should not have to take women in leadership to guide corporate innovation addressing pay inequities -- and it doesn't always at some companies -- but it sure does feel great to have women with the power to make change prioritizing fair pay for women.

Interventions at the postgraduate level may include streamlining specialty training pathways, addressing pay and working conditions in training programmes, and clearer workforce planning for more senior posts, in order to retain medical graduates and entice those that have already emigrated to return.

Publishing pay gap figures is crucial if firms are to address pay differentials.

Some companies have recently offered glimpses into their efforts to address pay disparities.

The goal is to publish league tables that will highlight companies failing to address pay differences between men and women.

He proposed passing the abortion measure as part of a 10-part Women's Equality Act that would also address pay equality, sexual harassment and human trafficking.

Democrats, including Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, the chairman of the Financial Services Committee and main author of the bill, said the measure would address pay limits adopted in the economic stimulus plan.