Sentence examples for pay fairness from inspiring English sources
In a statement on Friday, the Office of Management and Budget said that the administration "strongly supports" the Federal Employee Retroactive Pay Fairness Act.
It stands in stark contrast to the coalition government's concerns about pay fairness and calls for senior executives in the public sector to accept pay cuts".
"This strike is to ensure that once again journalists in these newspapers have a union agreement that delivers fairness in pay, fairness in working hours and fairness in all aspects of their working life".
They were also "more likely than nonunionized students to report respect for differing opinions in their university" and had "higher stipends, and greater pay fairness and adequacy".
And before someone gets a raise, Square's people analytics team conducts a full audit of pay fairness by gender, race and age.
"By making it easy for companies to study their gender pay gaps — and share the results with employees — we believe we can make significant progress toward better gender pay fairness in today's labor market".
"In the first week of the new Congress, this is the legislation we are putting forward: pay equity, fairness to women in the workplace," said Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California.
Strickland ticked off areas of interest that include worker organizing, minimum-wage hikes, women's issues, voting access, pay equity, tax fairness, and immigration reform.
And laws that will improve the workplace for all women -- paid sick days, family and medical leave insurance, pay equity, scheduling fairness and others -- need to be inclusive of LGBT women and families, and passed at the local, state and national levels now.
Facebook, whose board of directors recommended a vote against the proposal, argued that it has already been reviewing compensation fairness to ensure pay equity for years.
As for the pay equity legislation, the Paycheck Fairness Act, Senate Democrats failed to clear a critical procedural hurdle on Wednesday, falling short of the 60 votes needed to block a Republican filibuster of the bill.
