The Society for Human Resource Management vigorously supports equal pay for equal work with allowable pay differences based on bona fide business factors, according to SHRM’s new public policy issue statement on compensation equity, released on Equal Pay Day 2018.
SHRM Issues Policy Statement on Compensation Equity
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