Sentence examples for the pay discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The pay discrepancy between the old jobs and the new is startling.

Writing for Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter website, Lawrence described how she internalised anger after learning of the pay discrepancy.

"The pay discrepancy is ludicrous," the 23-time grand slam singles champion told reporters after her second-round victory at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells.

The pay discrepancy is more noticeable in nations like Latvia, which thought joining the union would mean wages at home would rise to Western European levels.

In 2007, he wrote the 5-4 decision turning away Ledbetter's sex-discrimination suit because she didn't go to court soon enough; she didn't know about the pay discrepancy until years later.

The story in question has been held since last fall, however, prompting the resignation of three journalists.] Even though she thought she was politely asking about the pay discrepancy and about the role of the business side, and that she had a green light from management to hire a deputy to Baquet, the decision to terminate her was made.

She said it was a "reputational issue" for the BBC, adding that it was "very hard to justify" some of the pay discrepancies.

But, because Verve was using objective data to determine the salaries, there were rational explanations for all of the pay discrepancies.

City workers should get a pay increase of about 15 percent to account for the reported pay discrepancy between public and private sector workers in comparable jobs.

The five lifeguards who work at Sherwood Island State Park in Westport quit last weekend, with two of them citing equipment problems and a pay discrepancy as the reasons.

"He will focus on making quality childcare accessible and affordable to all," she added, arguing that motherhood, not sexism, was "the greatest factor in gender pay discrepancy".