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Pay Equity. Group Presentation. Winston Wright, Daisy Luna, Brian D’Silva Pay Equity : Complexity and Contradiction in Legal Rights and Social Processes. Video. Pay Equity and the Experts. Pay Equity and the Law. Quiz. Pay Equity & Experts. Debate and Conclusion. Knowlton Nash.

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  1. Pay Equity Group Presentation Winston Wright, Daisy Luna, Brian D’Silva Pay Equity : Complexity and Contradiction in Legal Rights and Social Processes. • Video. • Pay Equity and the Experts. • Pay Equity and the Law. • Quiz. • Pay Equity & Experts. • Debate and Conclusion. • Knowlton Nash.

  2. The Voice ofMary Cornish Pay Equity • Mary Cornish –Labour Lawyer. • Pay equity is constant. • Equal pay Coalition :1976. • Process of Achieving Pay Equity. • Controversies of Pay Equity. • The Pay Equity Commission – Union Vs Non Unionized Establishment. • Miscellaneous points and conclusion Daisy Luna

  3. The Voice of Elizabeth Miller Pay Equity • What is the Public Service Relations Act? Overt? Convert? • Canadian Human Rights 1976. • Pay Equity and the law. • Discrimination Complaints. • International Women's Day. • 1991 – National Strike – P.S.A.C. • Tribunal Decision. • Justice John Evans – Decision – Systemic Discrimination – Settlement. Winston Wright

  4. Pay Equity The Voice of Pat Armstrong. • Establish inequality in a complaint-based and proactive legislation. • Establishing male and female dominance. • Evidence of experts – expected to be objective. • Contradiction in evidence. • Job measures. • Job evaluations. • Gender bias and skill appropriately valued and assessed. • Air Canada Flight Attendants Brian D'Silva

  5. Pay Equity Questions for discussion. • Workers: What is their opinion of the case and what strategies can be implemented for changes? • Management/Government: Why would a situation occur and why wasn’t something done about it? • Unions: What action plan do you invoke to tackle the situation. Your strategies must answer the goal of pay equity.

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