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10 Jul 2002 10:00AM
Five steps for employers to follow to check that their pay structures are fair to women have been published by the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC). This should provide some useful guidance in an area of workplace law that can frequently end up in tribunals.
The five steps set out in the Kit are:
STEP 1: Deciding the scope of the review and identifying the information required
STEP 2: Determining where men and women are doing equal work
STEP 3: Collecting pay data to identify equal pa... (175 more words)
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