Sentence examples for equal salaries from inspiring English sources

At Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, she was a champion for women, demanding equal salaries, promotions and the right to give prestigious lectures.

Seyfried stopped short of disclosing the movie, which could have been anything from Dear John with Channing Tatum to Les Miserables with Eddie Redmayne, but said that herself and the actor were "pretty even in status" and should have received more equal salaries.

On the one hand, we hear that women should expect half of all top jobs and equal salaries; on the other, we hear that a mother's job is to stay at home and that, whether a woman has children or not, living as part of a couple is damaging to her career prospects and that she should be compensated for merely sharing her life for a while with a man.

At first all employees made equal salaries.

At present, preschool teachers in Mainland China do not have equal salaries and social status compared with elementary teachers.

(See my post "Ask Candidates How They Will Vote on Equal Pay Bills").. Ironically, congresswomen who vote against equal pay legislation enjoy the rare privilege of public and equal salaries.

In 1967, I asked him what firm I could go to so that I would be paid an equal salary to what men were being paid.

The "Leadership Pour Elles" application, launched on Monday, France's "Equal Salary Day", is described as an "unusual, practical and free tool to help women progress in their careers" by offering them "simple, efficient, detailed advice".

Before we entertained any offer from anybody, including Entergy, one of the primary requirements was that our employees would go to the new company at the equal salary, and the same level of benefits".

The actress, who stars in this month's action reboot Mad Max: Fury Road, managed to negotiate an equal salary for The Huntsman after leaked Sony emails showed the disparity between pay on the set of American Hustle.

John Palmer Usher, the secretary of the interior who controlled the budget to Mitchell's office, forced Menard's resignation after only three months amid a barrage of complaints from white clerks that this college-educated black man was drawing an equal salary to their own.