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How can equal pay be agreed if the men and women are doing different jobs? Surely it's only cut and dried if they are doing the same job. Otherwise it's just a grey area.
How can equal pay be agreed if the men and women are doing different jobs? Surely it's only cut and dried if they are doing the same job. Otherwise it's just a grey area.
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It can't be easy for a woman to feel get into and feel comfortable in an environemnt which is traditionally very male dominated such as refuse collecting or working on a building site. Similarly men often feel uncomfortable working in certain traditionally female roles- eg nursery care workers where there is sometimes an assumption the men must be paedeophiles.
>you want carers to be paid the same wage as bin men their is nothing equal about that lol
There is if the jobs have been graded at the same level by a job grading scheme which is accepted by management , unions and workers. Job grading schemes have been in place for 40 years plus (and that's just in my memory) in larger organisations, public and private, to ensure fairness and appropriate differentials
There is if the jobs have been graded at the same level by a job grading scheme which is accepted by management , unions and workers. Job grading schemes have been in place for 40 years plus (and that's just in my memory) in larger organisations, public and private, to ensure fairness and appropriate differentials
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read the report, spath. This is what the dispute is all about.
The council conceded in January but haven't implemented it
read the report, spath. This is what the dispute is all about.
The council conceded in January but haven't implemented it
I've read the article in the OP.
"Campaigners say the scheme led to workers in female-dominated roles such as catering or cleaning receiving up to £3 an hour less than those in male-dominated areas such as refuse collection."
Where does that say it is because they are male dominated? Where anywhere does it say binmen get paid more than carers specifically because they're men?
"Campaigners say the scheme led to workers in female-dominated roles such as catering or cleaning receiving up to £3 an hour less than those in male-dominated areas such as refuse collection."
Where does that say it is because they are male dominated? Where anywhere does it say binmen get paid more than carers specifically because they're men?
