Sentence examples for compensated equally from inspiring English sources

Women are compensated equally with men," he said.

Comparable worth, also called sex equity or pay equity, in economics, the principle that men and women should be compensated equally for work requiring comparable skills, responsibilities, and effort.

In a league of one-way contracts, in which veterans are compensated equally whether they are in the N.H.L. or demoted to the minors, training camp competition is largely a myth.

In soccer, the U.S. women's team is pushing to get compensated equally to the men's national squad.

Zhang Renliang, the top official of Jing'an District, said that Shanghai residents and foreign workers would be compensated equally.

Even if women were, on average, compensated equally with men at the office, that would do little to recognize the fact that women still do a disproportionate amount of the work in the home.

In other words, below average scores are not simply compensated by equally large above average scores.

Independent directors should be equally compensated, although lead independent directors and committee chairs may receive additional compensation and committee fees.

In "The Girl Puzzle," Bly's first published article, she argued that women should be allowed to do serious and interesting work, and that they should be equally compensated for it.

In the MAMSE objective function, any bias must be compensated by an equally reduced variance, but transformation of the copulas into other statistics may change the geometry of bias and variance.

The Paycheck Fairness Act, blocked by a filibuster in the Senate, would end inequities in work compensation.., Women's work is not only "never done" -- it will never be equally compensated by this Congress.