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Traci Ribeiro is single and has no children. Practicing law, the Chicago insurance-defense attorney has said, gives her significant joy. "It's what I do for fun. So the usual defenses [...]

I. Introduction When the Equal Pay Act of 1963 (EPA) became law, (1) women earned approximately fifty-nine cents for every dollar a man earned. (2) Today, women are earning roughly [...]

Introduction In the previous article written by Gary Siniscalco, Lauri Damrell, and Clara Morain Nabity, (1) the authors (2) argue that the pay gap is not primarily caused by employer [...]

No one seriously disagrees that, in general, women earn less money during their lifetimes than men. Experts, however, argue vigorously about the reasons for this difference. A panel entitled "Gender [...]

April 10, 2018, was a Tuesday and the beginning of the workweek for the millions of women who make up almost half of the U.S. labor force. It was also [...]

To: President Barack Obama From: Marcia D. Greenberger and Jocelyn F. Samuels Subject: What Women Need: A Policy Agenda for the New Administration The statistics are alarming. One in four [...]

On June 10,1963, President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act into law and declared an end to the "unconscionable practice of paying female employees less wages than male [...]

THE EQUAL PAY ACT THAT WAS SIGNED INTO LAW BY PRESIDENT John E Kennedy in 1963 was supposed to eliminate unequal wages for men and women who perform substantially equal [...]