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Long Hours, Facetime And The Gender Wage Gap
Robbyn Scribner, Assistant Director of the Utah Women & Leadership Project, Utah Valley University
When Does Executive Pay Become Excessive?
Dudley R. Slater, Author, Entrepreneur, CEO, Independent Director and inspired Fusion Leader2B
We Have A Long Way To Go In Closing The Workplace Gender Gap
Kevin Sheridan, Speaker, Employee Engagement and Virtual Management Expert, Author and Coach
Companies Are Not Responsible For The Gender Pay Gap
Tracey Smith, President, Numerical Insights
The State of Pay Equity 2020
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To better understand the degree to which organizations are embracing pay equity--particularly with respect to offering compensation that is competitive, measurable, ethical and defendable -- HR.com’s HR Research Institute conducted an extensive study.
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Over the last seven decades the orientation of businesses has shifted, driven to a great extent by the generational predilections of customers, employees, and managers. Today, Millennials, and Generation Z, are thrusting into an exciting new era.
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