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Equal pay

Edward B. Harvey

2000

Geometry of subanalytic and semialgebraic sets

Masahiro Shiota

1997

Pay inequity

Eliot R. Hammer

1986

The wage gap

Christina Fisanick

2008

The economics of comparable worth

Mark Aldrich

1986

Unlevel playing fields

Robert W. Drago, Randy Pearl Albelda, Robert Drago et al.

1997

Gender Bias in Job Evaluation (Monograph / Affirmative Action Agency)

Clare Burton

1989

A secretary and a cook

Steven L. Willborn

1989

A Matter of Choice

Jennifer Roback Morse

1986

Comparable worth

Joan Nordquist

1986

Equal pay

Incomes Data Services

2008

The wage gap

Noel Merino

2014

Women, work and inequality

Jeanne Gregory, Ariane Hegewisch, Rosemary Sales

1999

Are women paid fairly?

Jennifer Dorman

2013

Get paid what you're worth

Gregory B. Northcraft, Robin L. Pinkley

2000

Women's wages, women's worth

Fredelle Zaiman Spiegel

1994

Legalizing gender inequality

Robert L. Nelson

1999

Comparable worth, pay equity, and public policy

Rita Mae Kelly, Jane H. Bayes

1988

Comparable worth in state government

Lana Loughrie

1989

Everything a Woman Needs to Know to Get Paid What She's Worth

Caroline Bird

1973

Comparable worth

Elaine Joy Sorensen

1994

Incomparable worth

Steven E. Rhoads

1993

Job pay for job worth

Richard I. Henderson

1981

Options paper for pay equity in the Ontario Public Service

Ontario. Ministry of Labour

1985

Comparable worth

Elaine Johansen

1984

Women and work

Angela Coyle, Jane Skinner

1988

Pay equity in Ontario

David W. Conklin, Paul Douglas Bergman

1990

Revolving doors

Jerry A. Jacobs

1989

Pay equity

Lise Ouimet

1988

Equal value/comparable worth in the UK and the USA

Peggy Kahn, Elizabeth M. Meehan

1992

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