Übersetzung für 'unequal pay' von Englisch nach Deutsch

unequal pay

ungleiche Entlohnung {f}econ.jobs

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unequal {adj}

unsymmetrisch

ungleich

inäqual [veraltet] [ungleich]

Werbung

unequal treatment

Ungleichbehandlung {f}law

unequal conditions

ungleiche Bedingungen {pl}

unequal distribution

Ungleichverteilung {f}

unequal {adj} [unable]

unfähig

nicht in der Lage

unequal sign <≠>

Ungleichheitszeichen {n} <≠>math.

to be unequal [unable]

nicht befähigt sein

unequal cell division

inäquale Zellteilung {f}biol.

unequal crossing over

ungleiches Crossing-Over {n}biol.med.

unequal crossover [also: unequal cross-over]

ungleiches Crossover {n} [auch: ungleiches Cross-Over]biol.med.

to pay

zahlen

brennen [österr.] [ugs.] [zahlen]

erlegen [österr.] [zahlen]

pay

Lohn {m} [Arbeitsentgelt]fin.jobs

Besoldung {f}

Vergütung {f}

Arbeitsentgelt {n}econ.

• However, they still faced unequal pay, were shunted off into "auxiliary" unions and still had to deal with prejudice and inequities.
• This includes occupational segregation resulting in unequal pay for women.
• In the summer leading up to the 2010 Swedish general election, Schyman burned 100,000 Swedish krona in a protest against unequal pay in Sweden.
• Here she addresses women's vastly unequal pay in comparison to men, the conservative tradition of a Catholic country, and the general status of women and their level of political influence in Lithuania.
• There are numerous fighters who have accused the company of various wrongdoing's regarding issues including unequal pay, predatory actions toward rival promotions, lack of a pension or union safety net, and other perceived unethical business practices.

• The study also found evidence of career limitations and unequal pay even for highly educated Chinese Americans, many of whom earned substantially less than their equally educated white counterparts.
• Congress created the Militia Act of 1862 as a war necessity to allow the army black soldier recruits, and with it, enforced unequal pay upon black combatants.
• A 2012 Twitter discussion among women working in games, collated under the hashtag "#1reasonwhy", argued that sexist practices such as the over-sexualization of female characters, disinterest in topics that matter to women, as well as workplace harassment and unequal pay for men and women were common in the games industry.
• Because of the working-class background of its members the movement heavily concerned itself with issues relating to unequal pay and unsatisfactory working and living conditions.
• He also campaigned against job discrimination against women and unequal pay.

• Specifically, Tardy and fellow actors were presented unequal pay and negotiation powers for their fourth-season roles.
• Aline Elizabeth Black, also known under her married name of Aline Elizabeth Black Hicks, (1906–1974) was an American educator, known for taking part in a civil rights court case that centered on unequal pay.
• That served as a reflection of the unequal pay between men and women in 2015.
• A 2012 Twitter discussion among women working in games, collated under the hashtag "#1reasonwhy", indicated that sexist practices such as the oversexualization of female video game characters, workplace harassment and unequal pay for men and women were common in the games industry.
• 1 WLR 1429 is a UK labour law case concerning sex discrimination, unequal pay, and the limits of justifications for it.

• Gunther" that the Bennett Amendment explicitly incorporated only limited defenses to unequal pay and did not otherwise bar suits based on a comparison of payment for different jobs.