Sentence examples for salary imbalance from inspiring English sources

The Oscar-nominated star of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo expressed her disappointment with Hollywood's salary imbalance.

Unless and until this toxic salary imbalance is rectified, the city will continue to be overly dependent upon a tax revenue stream that creates little social value and is subject to wild swings of boom and bust.

Now the Yankees get another shot to stave off disaster in tonight's Game 6 in Texas, but this comes with bittersweet news for those who live in protest of the Yankees, delivered by Matthew Futterman of WSJ.com: when the Yankees lose early, they spend even more money snarfing up the league's best players, further warping the sport's salary imbalance.

Issues examined include women in leadership positions, attrition out of academic medicine, salary imbalance between men and women, potential bias among both genders, and the need for cultural change.

However, there are several threats to pursuing a research career after graduation: inadequate exposure as an undergraduate, financial debts from medical school, lack of research role models, lengthy time frame until independent funding, salary imbalance between research and clinical nephrologists, job security and the prevailing regulatory environment [ 78].

With insane salaries, competitive imbalance, a history of work stoppages and, now, players willing to risk their health to better their success, baseball continues to expose its seams as merely a business in the guise of a game.

Richard Ravitch, who was the owners' chief negotiator during the 1994-95 saidke, said fan anger over high salaries and competitive imbalance had forced the players to show more flexibility in these negotiations than in past rounds.

In addition to under-representation of women in academic medical positions, the literature suggests that there is also an imbalance in salary.

Once employers compared their male and female salaries, they found an imbalance that they couldn't explain away.

Rauner on Monday issued a memo and a pair of presentation slides to lawmakers that showed what he says is an imbalance in state employee salaries and those of the "average Illinois working family" with the same job.

Careers in STEM tend to attract high-achieving women because of the noticeable gender imbalance, skill requirements, and reasonable salaries.