Sentence examples for for gender pay from inspiring English sources
Two of Britain's most prominent legal practices are advising women at the BBC on potential action for gender pay discrimination.
This new legislation bolsters, albeit slightly, equal pay provisions allowing for gender pay reporting and widening the scope of protected disclosures.
A California lawmaker has introduced a bill to end wage discrimination based on race or ethnicity, building on a recent law that expanded rights for gender pay equity in the state.
While I welcome the government's proposals for gender pay reporting and greater transparency of earnings within companies/organisations, this measure alone will do nothing to address the social issues that lie behind women's lower pay (Analysis, 15 July).
The draft bill will also pave the way for "gender pay audits" in large companies, obliging employers to disclose the average hourly pay they award male and female workers.
In a response published on Thursday, the government said that the threshold to qualify for gender pay gap reporting regulations was consulted on prior to 2017 and that over half of respondents agreed with the 250 threshold.
More than 10,200 organizations have now uploaded data to the government's portal for gender pay-gap figures.
There is support among ministers in Jersey for the introduction of gender pay reporting.
His rebuke came after Ms Harman, also Minister for Women, used a figure for the gender pay divide more than twice the level used by official statisticians.
There are figures for the gender pay gap at the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and there's the updated list of former members of the Ukrainian government whose assets, if any, in the UK have been frozen.
The UK government has not yet decided whether to make companies publish a single figure for their gender pay gap or a series of comparisons for each grade, amid concerns from companies that the policy could create perverse disincentives to hire women, Nicky Morgan, the education secretary, has admitted.
