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"Historic" Equal Pay Deal For US Men And Women Footballers
The US men's and women's national soccer teams will receive equal pay under new contracts that feature an unprecedented split of World Cup prize money.
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US Soccer Guarantees Equal Pay For Men And Women In Historic Agreement
The agreements will ensure that U.S. Soccer's Senior National Team players remain among the highest paid in the world.
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Brazil Announces Equal Pay For Men's And Women's National Football Teams
Brazil's female players such as Marta, Formiga and Leticia Santos will receive the same fees and allowances as global superstars such as Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino.
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US Women's National Team Files Appeal After Legal Setback
The US women's national team on Friday filed an appeal against a legal setback in their equal pay lawsuit, saying they are being paid less than the men even though they win twice as much.
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Cricket Australia To Ensure Women's Team Gets Equal Pay As Men In T20 World Cup
After the ICC increased the prize money for the Women's T20 World Cup next year, Cricket Australia said it would pitch in extra to ensure parity with the men's team's winnings.
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Google Asked About Pay Equity Learned It Was Mostly Underpaying Men
When Google reviewed its own pay structure recently, it yielded an unexpected result: It was underpaying more men than women for doing similar work, the company revealed in a blog post published Monday.
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No Men Allowed At This Women-Only Comedy Show That Tackles Breasts, Bras And Bias
Men are strictly banned at Femapalooza, a comedy show for women where the punchlines range from breasts and bras to equal pay and censorship. They are not allowed to attend, perform, or even check tickets at the most recent show at a New Delhi club.
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BBC Under Fire After China Editor Carrie Gracie Quits Post In Equal Pay Row
The BBC faced mounting pressure on Tuesday over why it pays some women less than men in equivalent jobs, with lawmakers as well as Britain's anti-discrimination watchdog asking questions about the resignation of China Editor Carrie Gracie.
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BBC China Editor Quits Protesting "Indefensible Pay Gap"
BBC journalist Carrie Gracie announced Monday she had quit her post as China editor protesting an "indefensible pay gap" at the British broadcaster, winning support from dozens of colleagues.
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Follow Iceland And Make It Illegal To Pay Men More Than Women: Experts
Other countries should follow Iceland which has become the first country to make it illegal to pay men more than women, politicians and equal rights campaigners said on Wednesday.
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Women In Britain Have To Wait 100 Years To Get Paid Like Men
Working women in Britain face a 100 year wait to be paid the same as men, with progress towards closing the gender pay gap stalling as younger women's wages lag behind, a women's rights group said.
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Talks On Pay Disparity Headed In Positive Direction: Sonakshi
Although far from equalising, talks on pay disparity in Bollywood are moving forward
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Oxford Study Reveals Flexible Working Hours For Men Increases Hourly Wage For Women
In a research conducted by Dr. Laura Langner at the University of Oxford's Department of Sociology it has been found that once men started working flexible hours, women's hourly wages increased.
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Women In India Earn 25 Per Cent Less Than Men: Survey
Women in India earn 25 per cent less than men, with men earning a median gross hourly salary of Rs 345.80, while for women it is only Rs 259.8, says a Monster India report.
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Women And Men Won't Reach Economic Equality Until 2186: World Economic Forum
Efforts to close gender gaps in pay and workforce participation slowed so dramatically in the past year that men and women may not reach economic equality for another 170 years, the World Economic Forum said on Tuesday.
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"Historic" Equal Pay Deal For US Men And Women Footballers
The US men's and women's national soccer teams will receive equal pay under new contracts that feature an unprecedented split of World Cup prize money.
-
US Soccer Guarantees Equal Pay For Men And Women In Historic Agreement
The agreements will ensure that U.S. Soccer's Senior National Team players remain among the highest paid in the world.
-
Brazil Announces Equal Pay For Men's And Women's National Football Teams
Brazil's female players such as Marta, Formiga and Leticia Santos will receive the same fees and allowances as global superstars such as Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino.
-
US Women's National Team Files Appeal After Legal Setback
The US women's national team on Friday filed an appeal against a legal setback in their equal pay lawsuit, saying they are being paid less than the men even though they win twice as much.
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Cricket Australia To Ensure Women's Team Gets Equal Pay As Men In T20 World Cup
After the ICC increased the prize money for the Women's T20 World Cup next year, Cricket Australia said it would pitch in extra to ensure parity with the men's team's winnings.
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Google Asked About Pay Equity Learned It Was Mostly Underpaying Men
When Google reviewed its own pay structure recently, it yielded an unexpected result: It was underpaying more men than women for doing similar work, the company revealed in a blog post published Monday.
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No Men Allowed At This Women-Only Comedy Show That Tackles Breasts, Bras And Bias
Men are strictly banned at Femapalooza, a comedy show for women where the punchlines range from breasts and bras to equal pay and censorship. They are not allowed to attend, perform, or even check tickets at the most recent show at a New Delhi club.
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BBC Under Fire After China Editor Carrie Gracie Quits Post In Equal Pay Row
The BBC faced mounting pressure on Tuesday over why it pays some women less than men in equivalent jobs, with lawmakers as well as Britain's anti-discrimination watchdog asking questions about the resignation of China Editor Carrie Gracie.
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BBC China Editor Quits Protesting "Indefensible Pay Gap"
BBC journalist Carrie Gracie announced Monday she had quit her post as China editor protesting an "indefensible pay gap" at the British broadcaster, winning support from dozens of colleagues.
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Follow Iceland And Make It Illegal To Pay Men More Than Women: Experts
Other countries should follow Iceland which has become the first country to make it illegal to pay men more than women, politicians and equal rights campaigners said on Wednesday.
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Women In Britain Have To Wait 100 Years To Get Paid Like Men
Working women in Britain face a 100 year wait to be paid the same as men, with progress towards closing the gender pay gap stalling as younger women's wages lag behind, a women's rights group said.
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Talks On Pay Disparity Headed In Positive Direction: Sonakshi
Although far from equalising, talks on pay disparity in Bollywood are moving forward
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Oxford Study Reveals Flexible Working Hours For Men Increases Hourly Wage For Women
In a research conducted by Dr. Laura Langner at the University of Oxford's Department of Sociology it has been found that once men started working flexible hours, women's hourly wages increased.
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Women In India Earn 25 Per Cent Less Than Men: Survey
Women in India earn 25 per cent less than men, with men earning a median gross hourly salary of Rs 345.80, while for women it is only Rs 259.8, says a Monster India report.
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Women And Men Won't Reach Economic Equality Until 2186: World Economic Forum
Efforts to close gender gaps in pay and workforce participation slowed so dramatically in the past year that men and women may not reach economic equality for another 170 years, the World Economic Forum said on Tuesday.
