Ontario Introduces Pay Transparency Legislation as Part of Women’s Economic Empowerment Strategy
Ontario is introducing new legislation into Parliament today (March 6th, 2018) with the intent of closing the Gender Pay Equity […]
Ontario is introducing new legislation into Parliament today (March 6th, 2018) with the intent of closing the Gender Pay Equity […]
As a strict requirement of pay equity legislation, Employers are required to provide for pay equity for female job classes by objectively valuing those job classes, and comparing female and male job classes on the basis of skill, effort, responsibility and working conditions. This is to be done by applying gender neutral criteria.
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According to a recent notice in the Journal du Barreau, Quebec’s Pay Equity Commission has begun investigating employers in the province that were required to complete their pay equity exercise by December 31, 2010, but have neglected to do so…
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Has Your Organization Received a Letter from the Ontario Pay Equity Commission?
Find out what you should do next…
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Is your organization considered a Proxy Employer? Talk to our expert consultants about your obligations and legal requirements. […]
A very good statement from the House of Commons regarding Equal Pay Day in Ontario…
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Ontario employers are responsible for ensuring that pay equity exists in their establishments.
As a company changes, positions can be added or positions can change. Failure to stay in compliance with the Pay Equity Act can be costly, both financially and to your company’s reputation. Attend this seminar and get the tools you need to assess your compensation program and ensure that you are in compliance with the Pay Equity Act.
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HCI will be presenting the Proxy Method of Pay Equity Seminar in Mississauga on June 17th, and Sudbury on June 24th, 2014. Check our seminars link to learn more…
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