Sentence examples for pay imbalance from inspiring English sources

Free discourse about pay imbalance is a necessary step to exposing and correcting it.

Bias may be deeply entrenched but male actors can help remedy the pay imbalance with a simple, if intimate, innovation: revealing their pay to female co-stars.

Calculations based on figures compiled by the trade union Travailsuisse indicate that the biggest pay imbalance is at another drug company, Roche, where the salary of the best-paid executive is 236 times that of the lowest-paid worker.

There's good reason to think this rule could reduce the pay imbalance in the United States, which hasn't made much progress over the last decade, by shedding light on companies' pay inequities.

Mrs Clulow found out in 2005 about the pay imbalance, by which time she was being treated for incurable cancer.

The gender pay imbalance has remained in place despite the 1970 Equal Pay Act being in force for several decades.

This hints at one of the factors that undermines gratitude at work: power and pay imbalances.

The government's Equal Pay Taskforce outlined three main reasons behind the wage imbalance.

That really won't wash, particularly since Francis goes on to acknowledge that "attention needs to be paid to imbalances in population density, on both national and global levels".

But the pope's third reference shows that his understanding of population issues does not reflect the facts of biological equilibrium: "Attention needs to be paid to imbalances in population density, on both national and global levels, since a rise in consumption would lead to complex regional situations".

2) If only the downward regulation is activated, the actors with negative imbalance pay the spot price, and those with positive imbalance are paid by the down regulation price, which is less or equal to the spot price.