Parity of esteem was the "phrase that pays", rightly used by politicians at every turn.
Bernard Tucker Old Alresford, Hampshire Given the huge compensation to be paid (rightly, of course) to thousands of Kenyans, and the prospect of this leading to many more such claims, where will the funds to meet these claims come from?
The debate on the matter of low pay is, rightly, far from over.
The "national living wage" is, of course, the bare minimum we need to pay – and rightly so.
Profits of big firms fell last year and shares are still well down on their record high, but the average remuneration of the heads of America's companies rose by over 6%.This one-way trend in top executives' pay has rightly raised eyebrows, on both sides of the Atlantic.
Tailored for arts and culture organisations, the document highlights not only what an internship is ("there is no formal, legal definition") but also what rights employers and interns have regarding pay (interns rightly considered as "workers" must be paid) and how organisations can create a high-quality internship experience.
In 2007 chief executives overall took a 15% pay cut, rightly so, as the return on the S&P 500 fell nearly two-thirds to 5.5%.
He can be compelled to pay, and rightly so.
Much attention has been paid, and rightly so, to the stalking and killing of 16-year-old Trayvon Martin, who was unarmed, in a residential neighborhood in Sanford, Fla., last year, as well as the disproportionate rate at which people (and children) of color are losing their lives to gun violence.
What attention has been paid has, rightly, addressed the alleviation of suffering among those affected but it has yet to move upstream to address the phenomenon of organised crime and the disease burden it generates.
