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of equal value

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Of those companies carrying out an audit of their wage structures, two out of three discovered that men were being paid more than women for work of equal value, said the report by Industrial Relations Services.
All the claimants, who were represented by Stefan Cross Solicitors, were men claiming the work they undertook was of equal value to women working in administrative and clerical roles.
Boss Jenny Watson said: "The law makes it clear women who undertake work of equal value to men should get equal pay.
 
 
 
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