'wage discrepancy' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase referring to a difference between the wages of two groups of people, usually based on gender, race, or occupation. For example: The recent study highlights the wage discrepancy between male and female workers in the same job title.
The biggest story being the wage discrepancy between the US national teams.
Ivanka: "Gender is no longer the factor creating the greatest wage discrepancy in this country, motherhood is".
"If the reason for this apparent wage discrepancy is discrimination, then the law already provides for a remedy," said Mr. Johnson.
In the absence of genuine dialogue about issues such as wage discrepancy, corporate social responsibility, data privacy, and a bonus culture that does not seem to provide the right incentives for hard work or to adequately penalise failure, worries and mistrust are guaranteed to fester.
Experts say the fact that most of the large industry and production bases are in the west and that those in the east are far smaller – with most employers in agriculture or service industries like meat-processing and call centres – will have a long-term effect of increasingly holding back the economy in the east and ensuring that the wage discrepancy remains and likely worsens.
Not addressing a wage discrepancy "can create resentment," Wilcox said.
Research suggests that wage discrepancies between men and women have to do with factors more complicated than, for instance, bias on the part of managers — and that a mandate on employers might, therefore, not be a sufficient fix.
But in describing approvingly his work on the subject of wage discrepancies, she did not refer to "women's wage inequality;" she said after the article was published that she was referring to his analyses of the income gap between rich and poor, not between men and women.
Ms. O'Neill said women commonly pay higher health insurance premiums and suffer wage discrepancies from men. "And now they are going to put a tax on middle-aged women in a society that devalues them for being middle aged?" she said.
Unlike issues of property ownership, the right to vote, wage discrepancies, and other calculable inequities, the use of technology by women is dangerous because it not only allows for immediate access to information but because it is also immeasurable.
Wage discrepancies between men and women is a well-known fact by now and the film industry has been revealed before to be brutal and superficial.
