Sentence examples for persistent pay from inspiring English sources

The focus on the persistent pay gap in this country is crucial, but it also obscures other important gender phenomena.

Many carried banners decrying budget cuts that after two years of persistent pay and pension cuts, tax increases and benefit losses will they say reduce them to penury.

Other challenges that women face include stereotypes about professional women, a persistent pay gap, and the unintended consequences that may arise when men try too hard to avoid impropriety.

In the case of the salary revelations, the leaks could raise awareness of persistent pay inequities that emerge between men and women in business negotiation, and not just in Hollywood.

That's the finding of new research by Education Guardian and comes as figures published on Tuesday reveal a persistent pay gap, the continued dominance of men in senior roles, and very few permanent part-time academic jobs.

Child care costs in the country rank among the highest in the OECD, and a persistent pay gap has sent the country tumbling to 35th place in the World Economic Forum's global gender gap rankings.

The CMI's director of policy and research, Petra Wilton, said: "While CMI is delighted that junior female executives have caught up with males at the same level, this year's salary survey demonstrates, yet again, that businesses are contributing to the persistent gender pay gap by alienating top female employees by continuing to pay men and women unequally.

The University and College Union (UCU) has published research today which reveals a persistent gender pay gap at all levels in universities.

The analysis also revealed that older employees were more likely to be in persistent low pay than younger ones.

Persistent low pay allows his Labour critics to point out that Britain's recovery has done little to help workers.

"I do very much believe that persistent low pay needs to be tackled, which is why we're talking about 'fewer but better' jobs," Mayfield said.