21Oct
In France, Measuring Wage Inequality Between Women and Men Has Become Legally Required
Though the pay equity between men and women is legally required and politically encouraged, wage inequality in France remains the norm in France: women's wages are on average 25.7% lower than those of men in all working hours combined....
By:
K&L Gates LLP
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