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Jerry Allan Katzmann, age 77, died unexpectedly on June 18, 2023, while on vacation in Italy. Jerry was born in Newark, New Jersey on August 7, 1945 to German Jewish refugee parents Rose (Samfeld) and Ludwig Katzmann. He is survived by his bride of 55 years, Elizabeth; their son, David (Kristen); their daughter, Emma (Alan Rutter) and by grandchildren Alex and Lily and Michael and Oliver; and by his older sister, Miriam Smith (Gary Rogers), and her children Ben Smith (Connie), Afton Fraser, Margo Smithwick (Matt); his sisters in-law and brothers in-law Margaret Kogan (Robert) and their childre...

Wage programs or bonus programs that accommodated flexible work time schedules, that would have increased the uniformity. >> exactly. >> that companies would have had to do and that might not necessarily have helped women. >> no, the biggest, the women that would be most hurt by that are women. because, as mary said. women, if you ask hem in the polls showing, they place flexibility over almost anything in their careers, to the exit ent that they can have pay structures and work structures. this benefits women to the extent that this bill was saying everyone has to move more toward a uniform s...

As men. >> paul: kim, you've looked at this issue for many years and written a book about it. what about the remedy that democrats were offering, to fix this problem, the paycheck fairness act. how would you try to address it? >> what it would have done fundamentally, require all companies to comply with a raft of new regulations that would have forced them to justify all of their pay decisions and what the bill fundamentally was, it's a political winner, paul, because you both tried to get the women's vote by saying we care about your issues, you're also paying off a key constituency of the d...

Birth and works as many hours as men. >> paul: kim, you've looked at this issue for many years and written a book about it. what about the remedy that democrats were offering, to fix this problem, the paycheck fairness act. how would you try to address it? >> what it would have done fundamentally, require all companies to comply with a raft of new regulations that would have forced them to justify all of their pay decisions and what the bill fundamentally was, it's a political winner, paul, because you both tried to get the women's vote by saying we care about your issues, you're also paying o...