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'''Comparable Worth''', also known as pay equity, is determining what an employee should be payed depending on the job which has been accomplished. This method is intended to eliminate the discrepancies in salaries paid to [[men]] and [[women]].  
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'''Comparable Worth''', also known as pay equity, is determining what an employee should be payed based on the worth of a job, rather than the job title or classification. This method is intended to eliminate the discrepancies in salaries paid to [[men]] and [[women]].<ref>US Government and politics</ref>
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Comparable Worth, also known as pay equity, is determining what an employee should be payed based on the worth of a job, rather than the job title or classification. This method is intended to eliminate the discrepancies in salaries paid to men and women.[1]

References

  1. ↑ US Government and politics