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Employers: Ongoing Measurement Key to Successful DEI Efforts

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Despite a company’s best initial efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), without regular measurement and analysis of key DEI efforts, it can allow complacency to seep in, and lose ground on the progress it has made. million settlement of class-action, race-discrimination lawsuit against the health care giant.

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Lawsuit Prompts LinkedIn To Sign California Equal Pay Pledge

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LinkedIn announced on October 19th that it would become the latest business to sign the California Equal Pay Pledge, following the million-dollar settlement reached with the Department of Labor (DOL) for alleged pay discrimination while not admitting fault. . LinkedIn is looking to improve its workforce representation as well.

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Canada Pay Equity Act Tackles Gender Wage Gap

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The Canada Pay Equity Act aims to address systemic gender-based discrimination, foster equal compensation for work of equal value, and proactively maintain pay equity going forward. Canada’s recent action to confront systemic gender-based discrimination may herald change in the U.S. International efforts foreshadow changes to U.S.

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2021 Pay Data Reporting & Enforcement of the CA Equal Pay Act

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To help employers prepare for CA pay data reporting (SB 973)prior to the first annual deadline of March 31, 2021, we’ve assembled a white paper with key facts and insights. Diversity Implications with the New Pay Data Reporting Legislation. Here are a few key takeaways: . How California’s Pay Data Reports (SB 973) Will Be Used.

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Four Actionable Strategies for Achieving Pay Equity

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Technically, pay discrimination has been illegal for more than 60 years, but differences in education, experience level, skillset, and more made it challenging to recognize discrimination, much less prove it. These policies also need to begin prior to hiring.

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4 Actionable Strategies for Achieving Pay Equity

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Technically, pay discrimination has been illegal for more than 60 years, but differences in education, experience level, skillset, and more made it challenging to recognize discrimination, much less prove it. These policies also need to begin prior to hiring.

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Don’t Gamify Your Pay Equity Analysis

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Division differences in pay were just another name for gender discrimination. Similarly, the City differences in warehouse pay served to mask pay differences between white and non-white workers. Adding “Division” masked those disparities. The warehouses were in adjacent cities with nearly identical costs of living.

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