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Gender Wage Gap in Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Borgen Project - Vimarsana News

Gender Wage Gap in Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Borgen Project

The gender wage gap in Bosnia and Herzegovina is significantly worse than it is in the European Union (EU).

1968: Ford Female Employees Win Strike for Equal Pay in Dagenham - Vimarsana News

1968: Ford Female Employees Win Strike for Equal Pay in Dagenham

In 1968 women who worked for the Ford plant in Dagenham discovered their pay was significantly less than male workers doing the same work. They struck for equal and despite ridiculing in the press the strike won a near wage parity, and promoted the debate on equal pay for equal work in the UK

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Latinas working full-time experience wage gap of nearly 43%, report says - Vimarsana News

Latinas working full-time experience wage gap of nearly 43%, report says

According to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, in 2022, Latinas working full-time year-round were paid 57.5 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men, a wage gap of nearly 43%.

Health News – Te Whatu Ora review delays pay equity for care and support workers - Vimarsana News

Health News – Te Whatu Ora review delays pay equity for care and support workers

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Te Whatu Ora Review Delays Pay Equity For Care And Support Workers - Vimarsana News

Te Whatu Ora Review Delays Pay Equity For Care And Support Workers

Te Whatu Ora is delaying the urgent pay equity claim for care and support workers by insisting on an extra ad hoc review. The last-minute demand is an excuse to interrupt the process and reduce the pay for our sector’s most vulnerable workers. Te Whatu ...