Equal Pay
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Canadian women’s soccer team not satisfied with interim labour deal: ‘This isn’t over’The interim deal ensures 'at minimum' equal pay with the men's team, but there are 'many more important items' that still have to be settled, the women's team players said.SportsJul 28
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Scotties’ skips pleased with prize money boost, equality: ‘We’re now even with the men’Curling Canada now matches the prize money for both men’s and women’s championships.SportsFeb 21, 2020
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U.S. women’s soccer team demands $66M in gender discrimination lawsuitThe collective bargaining agreements showed a disparity in bonuses but also highlighted the different pay structures between the U.S. men's and women's teams.SportsFeb 21, 2020
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Women earn less than men in Canada right after graduation — then it gets worse: reportOn average, the report found women earn 12 per cent points — or $5,700 — less than men one year after graduation.CanadaJan 15, 2020
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Manitoba Olympian says equal pay is something ‘all curlers’ believe inFormer Olympic curler Jill Officer says pay equity is something all Canadian curlers believe in.SportsDec 3, 2019
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Australian national soccer closes gender pay gap, but other teams still fightingIn the match against equal pay in sports, Australia's women soccer team is taking home a victory.SportsNov 6, 2019
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Sask. women earn $4.88 less than men per hour: Statistics CanadaSaskatchewan women between the ages of 25 and 54 earned $4.88 less per hour compared to men in 2018, according to a recent report by Statistics Canada.CanadaOct 11, 2019
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Canada’s gender wage gap narrows: women earn $4.13 less than men per hourThat means that women earned roughly 87 cents for every dollar earned by men.CanadaOct 7, 2019
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‘This used to be a protest march:’ Unionized workers celebrate Labour Day in HalifaxMany of Nova Scotia’s unionized workers gathered in Halifax for a rally and march in celebration of Labour Day.CanadaSep 2, 2019
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Women with PhDs earn as much as their male counterparts, but gap remains in other areas: studyThe research found that both male and female doctoral graduates earn about $70,000 annually during the first three years after convocation.CanadaAug 27, 2019
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