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Pay Equity...
Pay Equity legislation addresses pay discrimination against female employees.
The law requires that all employers pay female employees equally to their male
employees for doing work of equal value. All employers with 10 or more employees
must analyze their pay practices to positively identify and correct any
discrimination.
The legislation has changed in 2009. See our page
on the changes.
Key Benefits
 | Comply with the law and avoid possible fines |
 | Signal to employees that the organization intends to assure equitable pay |
 | Correct any unintended discrimination |
Our Capabilities
- Understanding The Act
- The Pay Equity Acts in Ontario and Québec are a little different,
and each has requirements that require careful thought.
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- Managing The Project
- Pay Equity usually requires companies to undertake an analysis
project to assure that they do not have any systemic discrimination
that is not obvious.
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- Maintaining The Plan
- Pay Equity is not a one-time effort. The basics must be maintained
in the future, since the Acts are intended to provide a permanent
level playing field.

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