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Oracle Continues to Face Challenges in Achieving Pay Equity

Trusaic

Oracle is in the spotlight for not disclosing the pay gaps between their male and female workers, further reinforcing just how critical it is for employers to not only disclose it but to identify any pay disparities that may exist as well create plans around achieving pay equity. companies to disclose their pay data.

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Oracle Victorious in OFCCP’s Compensation Discrimination Lawsuit

The OutSolve Blog

ALJ finds that Oracle didn’t systemically discriminate against women or minorities in pay

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Disney Fighting Class-Action Status for Pay Discrimination Lawsuit

Trusaic

A pay discrimination lawsuit against Walt Disney Company claiming the entertainment company has violated the California Equal Pay Act has expanded to include ABC Television, as well as Disney’s music label and film studio. The post Disney Fighting Class-Action Status for Pay Discrimination Lawsuit first appeared on Trusaic.

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Oracle Sues OFCCP in Federal Court

Berkshire Associates

OFCCP began a compliance review of Oracle’s Redwood Shores headquarters in January 2014. As part of the review, OFCCP concluded Oracle paid Caucasian male workers more while steering their female, African American and Asian counterparts into lower paying jobs.

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Lessons Learned from Oracle’s Equal Pay Saga

Trusaic

Oracle’s equal pay saga illustrates how a proactive pay equity strategy is better than adopting a reactive approach—to the tune of millions of dollars, as well as bad publicity. Oracle is a federal contractor with tens of millions of dollars in government contracts. What’s more is that the OFCCP also claimed that Oracle destroyed data.

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Oracle Handed Win in OFCCP Litigation

Berkshire Associates

This week, USDOL Office of Administrative Law Judges issued a more than 200-page decision finding there was no evidence to support OFCCP’s claim that Oracle Corporation discriminated against women and minorities. The decision, if not appealed by the OFCCP, means an end to court battles that started in January of 2017.

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OFCCP Signals End to Ongoing Compensation Lawsuit

Berkshire Associates

Last week, OFCCP Director Craig Leen signaled the end of ongoing litigation with Oracle America by issuing a short statement indicating that the agency will not appeal a recent Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) decision. Recently, the ALJ issued a lengthy decision in favor of Oracle.