Sentence examples for difference in pay between from inspiring English sources

It doesn't hurt the movement that the difference in pay between unionized and non-union jobs is pronounced.

The difference in pay between a $50,000 engineer in China and a $150,000 engineer in America is a "nit" in that equation, he says.

Baseball's business model is an extreme version of what economists call superstar economics, in which there's a huge difference in pay between those at the top and those just below them.

The difference in pay between, for example, a craftsman and the labourer who works alongside him may be fixed by custom, an arbitrator, a job evaluation system, or a bargain with a trade union.

In their National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, Thomas Philippon of New York University and Ariell Reshef of the University of Virginia found that the difference in pay between finance and the rest of industry was slight, if any, except in the late 1920s to 1930 and then again from the mid-1990s to 2006.

The administration stipulates that the difference in pay between the GAs and TAs could be made up with scholarship and bursary money, as "there is nothing in the collective agreement that restricts or limits in any way the ability of graduate students to receive this additional graduate support".

Not all of these have been implemented, for example, a requirement for large employers to publish payroll information, revealing differences in pay between male and female employees.

Differences in pay between the sexes were based largely on the assumption that men had to be paid enough to support a family.

Last year, Lamb decided to take a bold public stance on the gender wage gap by filing shareholder resolutions at each of these companies, requesting that they publicly share data on the differences in pay between men and women.

The research was part of a wider survey of the pay gap across the UK, showing the differences in pay between people, based on everything from what job they do, to how old they are.

If such factors as these account for differences in pay between men and women where there is no corresponding difference in the work they do or the efficiency with which they do it, one may speculate that the same factors account for some part of the pay differential where the two kinds of job are distinct.