Sentences with phrase «mandate equal pay for equal work»

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Most provinces and territories also have pay equity provisions in their human rights statutes, but the Alberta Human Rights Act, RSA 2000, c A - 25.5 is deficient in not mandating equal pay for work of equal value, only for «the same or substantially similar work» (s 6 (1); see also Lahey).

The Bill proposes adding «new equal pay for equal work» provisions that mandate paying casual, part - time, temporary and seasonal employees at the same rate as regular full - time employees who perform the same job for the same employer.

Most provinces and territories also have pay equity provisions in their human rights statutes, but the Alberta Human Rights Act, RSA 2000, c A - 25.5 is deficient in not mandating equal pay for work of equal value, only for «the same or substantially similar work» (s 6 (1); see also Lahey).

As we reported in June, Ontario Bill 148 proposes adding «new equal pay for equal work» provisions that mandate paying casual, part - time, temporary, and seasonal employees be paid the at the same rate as regular full - time employees who perform the same job for the same employer.