Sentences with phrase «were our salaries unfairly»

Not only were our salaries unfairly low, but so were those of other women in our institution.

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Without transparent salaries across an organization, employees may be quick to believe their coworkers are unfairly taking home more money.

This «social capital,» as the economist Herbert Simon once called it, was developed by many people over many generations and provides a collective inheritance that is now unequally and unfairly apportioned by markets in setting wages and salaries.

The report, which was commended by MIT's president, concluded that women faculty in MIT's School of Science had been treated unfairly in the granting of research monies, salary, lab space, and other resources.

In an economic layoff for declining enrollment or district mismanagement, seniority rules are the only barrier to unfairly laying off the more senior teachers who are making higher salaries than newer teachers costing less.

Falsely identifying a teacher as below the 25th percentile may unfairly penalize that teacher, particularly if the scores were used for high - stakes purposes such as a salary freeze or termination.

While men have generally been making more money than women for decades, and it's not easy to change that, women can lower their chances of being paid unfairly by living in a state with greater salary equality.

Just as these documents can be used to inflate salaries, so they can be used to reduce them, making the respondent in any employment tribunal proceedings face the prospect of having to over-compensate a claimant who is found to have been unfairly dismissed, as post-dismissal salary is taken into account when assessing such compensation.