Education, Skills and Learning

Why pay transparency is good for your employees and your business

Office workers cross a street in Sydney, Australia, September 4, 2017. Picture taken September 4, 2017.    REUTERS/Steven Saphore - RC1A8A42D6C0

Women and people of color continue to earn less than white men. Image: REUTERS/Steven Saphore

Bridget Ansel
Assistant Editor for Publications and Development, Washington Center for Equitable Growth
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