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State lawmakers have taken steps to help close the gender pay gap, but a Denver woman says she was penalized for her actions with the same intentions.

Lawrence Wagner spent his summer mornings last week at a technology education camp run by the nonprofit Parents Challenge, introducing a room full of low-income middle schoolers to cybersecurity concepts

The third-place finish still gave Felix her 19th medal at world championships, extending a record she already held.

Pandemic widened persistent financial health gap between men and women; Black and Latina women and low-income women fare the worst in new findings....

"We need someone who is into work more than money," said the recruiters reply to applicant Aryan Aggarwal.

Many women's football teams have taken on the fight for equal pay, but Germany's stars want to take a different approach. Their focus is on equal conditions and avoiding the pitfalls of the men's game.

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has started fining companies that are out of compliance with wage transparency requirements in the 2019 Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, The

Putin Declares Victory In Luhansk, July 4 Shooting, Dry Italy

Soccer star Megan Rapinoe has received nationwide attention as an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, social justice issues and equal pay for women athletes.

He made note of the H-2A Visa Program, which is meant to help employers find workers where there aren’t enough.