U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Jack Howard, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce strongly opposes H.R. 7, the “Paycheck Fairness Act.” This bill would significantly erode employer defenses for legitimate pay disparities …
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Honorable Patty Murray
Senator, Washington, Democrat
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Honorable Rosa DeLauro
Representative, Connecticut, Democrat
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National Women’s Law Center
Fatima Goss Graves, President and CEO
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Honorable Virgnia Foxx
Representative, North Carolina, Republican
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Jack Howard, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs
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Camille A. Olson
Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
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Foreword
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Women’s Pay by the Numbers
Though the pay gap has improved, women still earn less on average
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Federal Laws and Litigation on Pay Equity
Only two federal laws prohibit sex-based pay discrimination
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What Does Pay Disparity Look Like?
A federal guidance details what employees should watch out for
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The Wage Gap by Occupation
Finance and sales jobs show the biggest pay disparities
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COVID-19 and the Gender Gap
How has the pandemic impacted women in the workforce?
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What Congress Is Doing on Pay Equity
Four successful House votes have not led to any Senate movement
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Pros and Cons of the America COMPETES Act
Investing in tech innovation vs. a hardline approach to China
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Pros and Cons of Unionizing Hill Staff
Guaranteeing labor rights vs. a logistical organizing headache
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Pros and Cons of the America COMPETES Act
Investing in tech innovation vs. a hardline approach to China
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Pros and Cons of Unionizing Hill Staff
Guaranteeing labor rights vs. a logistical organizing headache
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