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The Paycheck Fairness Act of 2021, if signed into law, would allow employees to share information regarding their pay and wages with others, and it will require employers to justify why certain employees are paid differently from others. If an employee discovers that their employer discriminated against them and are unable to justify the difference in pay, the employee has the right to sue the employer for damages.

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This act amends Title VII of the Civil Rights Act which stipulated a period of 180 days from the first discriminatory paycheck to report the pay discrimination and discrepancy. The Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act changes this statue of limitations by allowing an individual to report an employer for discriminatory practices within 180 days of each discriminatory paycheck, not just the first.

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This policy was intended to more specifically build upon Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. This act prohibits employers and companies from discriminating against employees who become pregnant. In addition, this act guarantees specific maternity leave rights including, providing necessary leave, modified tasks, or modified hours/workload.

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This is a section of the Civil Rights Act of 1965, which offered many basic human rights to various populations in the US. Title VII specifically prohibits employers and companies from discriminating against employees based on sex.

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The Prohibiting Discrimination in Pay Bill of 1944 was intended to eliminate discrimination in pay base on gender. Although it was not passed by Congress, it was introduced by Representative Winifred Stanley.
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The Equal Pay Act of 1963 was a legislation which aimed to end the gender pay gap. It was intended to require men and women to be equally paid for working with same skill and effort under similar working conditions. However, this act failed to solve the problem of gender pay gap as some employers found loopholes to pay less for women by giving different job titles for an equal work. Amy Lee

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The Paycheck Fairness Act was introduced in 2009 and passed the House in 2021. It's a piece of legislation that aims to eliminate wage discrimination based on sex. It is designed to help close the gender wage gap in the U.S. It was passed by the House by 217-210 votes. The advantage of this act would be creating a level and fair field for men and women, closing the gender gap in equal pay, and helping women invest in retirement accounts. The disadvantage would be that it wouldn't address the wage disparities and more lawsuits in the workplace could occur.
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The Equal Pay Act, which promote The Equal Pay Act, which promote to lower gender-based wage disparities, was actually passed in the United States in 1963. It was signed into law by President John F. Kennedy. The act stops and prevents wage discrimination on genders for jobs that have the same skill, effort, and responsibility.

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The Equal Pay Act, which promote The Equal Pay Act, which promote to lower gender-based wage disparities, was actually passed in the United States in 1963. It was signed into law by President John F. Kennedy. The act stops and prevents wage discrimination on genders for jobs that have the same skill, effort, and responsibility.

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According to the National Women's Law Center, the Paycheck Fairness Act Fairness Act passed in the House of Representatives (with a 217-210 vote).  - Brendan

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According to the National Women's Law Center, the Paycheck Fairness Act Fairness Act passed in the House of Representatives (with a 217-210 vote).  - Brendan

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The Equal Pay Act of 1963 was the plan to shrink the pay gap between men and women. The pay act prohibited unequal pay in the same work space and requires the same skill.

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The Equal Pay Act passed in 1963, was intended to prevent discrimination in pay and employment between men and women. This act was supposed to help create an environment where there is no discrimination in pay and employment, however, it failed. After the Equal Pay Act was passed, people still experienced problems with discrimination in pay gaps and employment. Uko

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This act proposed that it would help secure equal pay for all Americans and eliminate wage discrimination based on sex/gender. - Brendan

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This act proposed that it would help secure equal pay for all Americans and eliminate wage discrimination based on sex/gender. - Brendan