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gender pay equity

A person at a march holds a sign that reads "Close the pay gap."

New Laws Aimed at Closing the Gender Pay Gap Could Backfire

Employers in California, New York City, and Washington State will soon be required to post salary ranges for all open jobs. Will some try to skirt the rules?
By Courtney Vinopal

Fashion Icon Tory Burch Doesn’t Understand Why the Equal Pay Debate Is Still Going On

"Women are 50 percent of the population. Equity should be a given, not a favor."
By Sissi Cao
Phil Murphy

New Jersey Now Has the Strongest Pay Equity Law in the Country

“For those who thought they could get away with paying a woman less just because they could, today is your wake-up call,” Murphy said.
By Christian Hetrick
Martina Navratilova John McEnroe BBC

BBC Paid John McEnroe 10 Times More Than Martina Navratilova

By Brandon Katz
Sen. Loretta Weinberg.

New Jersey Lawmakers Push for New Pay Equity Law

By Christian Hetrick
President Donald Trump speaks alongside students before signing a memorandum to expand access to STEM education in the Oval Office on September 25, 2017 in Washington, D.C.

Google, Facebook, Amazon Partner With White House on Computer Science Program

By John Bonazzo
Public Advocate Letitia James and Communication Workers of America Local 1180 union members at an Equal Pay Day rally in front of the City Hall steps.

‘Pay Me What You Owe Me’—Female Pols and Activists Rally in NYC on Equal Pay Day

By Madina Toure
Since her book Lean In was published four years ago, Sheryl Sandberg has become a champion of women's equality.

Lyft and Salesforce Team Up With Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In to Support Equal Pay Day

By John Bonazzo
Vitaly/Unsplash

A Recruiter Explains: Pay Inequality Affects Men and Women Equally

By Keith Liscio
London Scout / Unsplash

Today We Judge Women by How Much They Earn

By Ashe Schow
YouTube

Audi Borrows From Obama After Twitter Outs Hypocrisy of ‘Gender Wage Gap’ Ad

By Ashe Schow
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