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U.S. women's national team players, U.S. Soccer and Cindy Parlow Cone all credibly declared victory after settling a messy equal-pay lawsuit.

U.S. womens national team players who spent years battling for pay equity lauded as historic an agreement by U.S. Soccer to pay $24 million to settle a discrimination dispute with

U.S. womens national team players who spent years battling for pay equity lauded as historic an agreement by U.S. Soccer to pay $24 million to settle a discrimination dispute with

Three days to kickoff, Equal Pay lawsuit settlement reached, MLS Power Rankings and more in today’s links

Over 60% of German working mothers were employed part-time, according to a new study, as women bear the bulk of child care responsibilities. Researchers say the trend is a significant factor in the gender pay gap.

US Women's National Team players have reached an agreement with the United States Soccer Federation over the Equal Pay campaign.

The U.S. Soccer Federation and the women announced a deal Tuesday that will have players split $22 million, about one-third of what they had sought in damages

People Before Profit moved the Equal Pay for Young Workers Bill in the Dáil this week. PBPs Paul Mahon said: "Last week the Dail unanimously condem...

The latest developments for Illinois employment laws, to include: Noncompetition covenants, Nonsolicitation, pay equity, EEO-1 reporting, data privacy, at-will employment, and right-to-work laws.

The latest developments for Illinois employment laws, to include: Noncompetition covenants, Nonsolicitation, pay equity, EEO-1 reporting, data privacy, at-will employment, and right-to-work laws.