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Pay Equity Continues to Take Shape in Ontario, Canada

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To help bolster the requirements of Ontario’s PEA, the province introduced the Pay Transparency Act of 2018. Such reports must contain details of the employer’s workforce compensation as well as pay differences with respect to gender, and other protected characteristics.

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How Much is Too Much? Elon Musk’s Proposed Pay Package Denied by Delaware Judge

HR Digest

CEOs and other C-suite executives are among the most well-compensated members of just about any organization but there are usually limits to just how big their payouts are. Considering these instances of her previous rulings, her stance on this case is unsurprising, and her 200-page statements on the case have also been interesting to read.

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Why the Next Equal Pay Case Matters to Every Employer

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The average salary loss is estimated at over £6,000 ($7,500), which could result in tens of millions of pounds in backdated compensation for the retailer. The claim was first initiated in 2018, when the employees filed a claim with conciliation service Acas. Ongoing contracts of employment would also be amended to include equal terms.

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Canada Pay Equity Act Tackles Gender Wage Gap

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Originally passed in December 2018, the Act goes into full effect August 31, 2021. 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. Calculation of compensation. Comparison of compensation.

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The New Wave of Compensation Surveys: Addressing the Gender Pay Gap

HRsoft

For decades, compensation surveys have been the leading source where employers could go to learn about pay dynamics in the marketplace. Corporate compensation departments have long been told by corporate legal departments that gender data (as well as age and ethnicity data) should not be provided in compensation surveys.

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Case Study: The Value Of Pay Transparency And How To Implement It

HR Tech Girl

In today’s corporate landscape, where discussions around pay disparities, gender wage gaps, and unfair compensation practices dominate headlines, the concept of full pay transparency has emerged as a potential solution and, in some cases, as law.

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Pay Equity Laws Abroad are Rapidly Evolving. U.S. Employers Should Take Note

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In Spai n , effective 2019, employers with 50 or more employees must develop and release equality plans which track compensation metrics by gender. Conduct comparisons for all female job classes using job–to–job, proportional value. The next stop on the Pay Equity world tour is the land down under. Stay tuned for news on the PTA.