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World Cup Champions U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Fights for Pay Equity

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“Men are so often paid and compensated on the potential that they show, not necessarily what they’ve done… And women are so often paid on what they’ve actually done…” Megan Rapinoe, U.S. Women’s Soccer Team (USWNT) earns just 89% of the men’s team’s compensation. 3 minute read .

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Algorithmic Management in Organizations: Benefits, Challenges, and Best Practices

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Based on that, they can give recommendations to managers on how to increase employee wellbeing (Buck & Marrow, 2018). As a result, people might see algorithms as unfair (Dietvorst & Bharti, 2020; Lee, 2018; Newman, 2020). So how do managers and HR compensate for increased automation and reduced human contact? Angrave, D.,

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Iceland’s Path Toward Shrinking the Gender Pay Gap

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In 2018, Iceland became the first country in the world to require employers to legally prove they are not paying people differently due to gender. Employers in Iceland are only required to report on compensation every three years. In cases of alleged pay discrimination, the burden of proof shifts to the employer.

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Next Employees Win Six-Year Long Equal Pay Lawsuit in UK

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An Employment Tribunal ruled that Next failed to prove that paying its sales consultants, who are predominantly women, lower pay rates than its warehouse workers was not sexual discrimination. Case Details Next workers brought forth the gender pay discrimination claim in 2018.

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Latvia’s Path Toward Shrinking the Gender Pay Gap Under EU Directive

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Latvia introduced mandatory wage transparency in job postings in 2018. Account for intersectional discrimination in pay practices and consider the needs of workers with disabilities. Further, Latvian employers should proactively evaluate their current pay practices and overall compensation philosophy.

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Canada Pay Equity Act Takes Effect Today

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The Act has been highly anticipated since its original passage in 2018. Now that the law is in full force, affected employers must develop and implement pay equity plans that address systemic gender-based discrimination in their workplaces. We’ve previously taken a deeper dive into examining the Act and its requirements.

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Law Firm Subject of Gender Pay Discrimination Lawsuit

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Six lawyers from Jones Day have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging an array of gender discrimination claims against the law firm, including pay discrimination, sexual harassment, and stifled advancement. The most recent lawsuit alleges that evaluations of law associates and their compensation are “entirely subjective.”.