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Soft Opening of Pay Transparency in British Columbia - Vimarsana News

Soft Opening of Pay Transparency in British Columbia

In the same year that Claudia Goldin's research on women's progress in the workforce earned a Nobel Prize, British Columbia introduces pay transparency legislation. The B.C. Pay Transparency Act came into effect on May 11, 2023, in what can only be described as a soft and soundless opening. While B.C.'s Human Rights Code already prohibits discrimination in wages based on sex, the new Pay Transparency Act is designed to ensure information is readily available to determine compliance with that existing law.

The Homophobia, Racism and Conspiracy Theories on Display at 'Parents' Rights' Rallies - Vimarsana News

The Homophobia, Racism and Conspiracy Theories on Display at 'Parents' Rights' Rallies

What it means for BC and Canada. And why it’s important to fight back.

Source: thetyee.ca
How Victoria's Right-Wing Slate Targets What Kids Learn - Vimarsana News

How Victoria's Right-Wing Slate Targets What Kids Learn

VIVA’s candidates decry gender and sexuality initiatives and other efforts to make schools more inclusive.

Source: thetyee.ca
In Vancouver, Prioritize Human Rights This Election - Vimarsana News

In Vancouver, Prioritize Human Rights This Election

Municipalities have power. Citizens have power through our municipal leaders to either move towards equity or away from it.

Source: thetyee.ca
How Much Power Does a School Trustee Have? A Tyee Election Explainer - Vimarsana News

How Much Power Does a School Trustee Have? A Tyee Election Explainer

School boards set policies, create budgets, hire superintendents. But the education minister can also fire them.

Source: thetyee.ca