This Comment will briefly trace the history of job segregation from colonial America to the present, and explore the relationship between the Equal Pay Act and Title VII in light of the controversial Bennett Amendment. The interpretation of this Amendment, which limits the effect of the Equal Pay Act on Title VII, has lead to arguments both for and against adoption of a comparable worth standard by the courts. A comparison of opinions of the various courts concerning the amendment will follow, focusing on the emerging theory of equal pay for comparable worth. A discussion of different job evaluation techniques and suggestions on how to use these evaluations as proof of discrimination is included
In Robert Hall the court refused to follow the lead of the cases immediately preceding it which delv...
Four years have elapsed since the enactment of federal fair employment practice legislation banning ...
In 1992 Minnesota became a pioneer in the arena of equal pay for equal work by enacting the Minnesot...
This Comment will briefly trace the history of job segregation from colonial America to the present,...
The Supreme Court\u27s decision in County of Washington v. Gunther rendered the Equal Protection Act...
This Note suggests that comparable worth theory, as a means of proving discrimination under Title VI...
This Comment analyzes the new Title VII claim of sex-based wage discrimination, which requires a rem...
Our article focuses primarily on one legal question: Does the wage discrimination theory, as sketche...
County of Washington v. Gunther was decided by the Supreme Court over five years ago. In that case, ...
The concept of comparable worth is rooted in a simple premise: salaries should be based on the intri...
The concept of comparable worth has as its factual predicate two typical characteristics of women\u2...
This report discusses the term comparable worth issue, a "theory that jobs dominated by women may be...
Equal pay - established by law since the early 1960s - has come to mean equal pay for the same job. ...
This Symposium helps to explain that comparable worth is merely a euphemism for garden variety dis...
Fifteen essays examine the highly emotional debate, considering discussions by unions, state legisla...
In Robert Hall the court refused to follow the lead of the cases immediately preceding it which delv...
Four years have elapsed since the enactment of federal fair employment practice legislation banning ...
In 1992 Minnesota became a pioneer in the arena of equal pay for equal work by enacting the Minnesot...
This Comment will briefly trace the history of job segregation from colonial America to the present,...
The Supreme Court\u27s decision in County of Washington v. Gunther rendered the Equal Protection Act...
This Note suggests that comparable worth theory, as a means of proving discrimination under Title VI...
This Comment analyzes the new Title VII claim of sex-based wage discrimination, which requires a rem...
Our article focuses primarily on one legal question: Does the wage discrimination theory, as sketche...
County of Washington v. Gunther was decided by the Supreme Court over five years ago. In that case, ...
The concept of comparable worth is rooted in a simple premise: salaries should be based on the intri...
The concept of comparable worth has as its factual predicate two typical characteristics of women\u2...
This report discusses the term comparable worth issue, a "theory that jobs dominated by women may be...
Equal pay - established by law since the early 1960s - has come to mean equal pay for the same job. ...
This Symposium helps to explain that comparable worth is merely a euphemism for garden variety dis...
Fifteen essays examine the highly emotional debate, considering discussions by unions, state legisla...
In Robert Hall the court refused to follow the lead of the cases immediately preceding it which delv...
Four years have elapsed since the enactment of federal fair employment practice legislation banning ...
In 1992 Minnesota became a pioneer in the arena of equal pay for equal work by enacting the Minnesot...