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    Since 1920, American women have advocated for their rights as citizens such as the right to vote, to hold public office, to enter into legal contracts, to have equal rights in family law, to work, and the right to fair wages or equal pay. Throughout time our culture has created great advancements for women’s rights especially in the work place for instance the implication of the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which prohibits employers from paying different wages for males and females for the same work.…

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    Gender Wage Gap Sociology

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    Gender Wage Gap Why is it that women are paid less then men when they are capable of doing the same jobs as men? In this day and age, you would think that women and men would both be paid equally but that is not the case. According to the American Association of University Women (AAUW) “in 2014 women were only making 79 percent of what men were paid” (aaum.org). This is a huge difference and pay and is not fair in any way to the women that work just as hard as their fellow male workers. There…

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    Minimum Wage Observation

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    Minimum wage is the lowest hourly wage that a state is legally required to pay a worker. Over the past fifty years, the minimum wage has risen from $1.00 to $7.25. Minimum wage gives some employees an opportunity to maintain an income and support themselves. There are many minimum wage jobs, some being in the fast food industry or restaurants in general. There are also minimum wage jobs that don’t have anything to do with food, such as working at a front desk on college campus or even being a…

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    Woman today earn an average of 82.2 percent of what men earn ("Women’s Earnings”). There are many sociological issues, such as gender roles and race that have led to this clear distinction in pay. Although it has shrunken in the past years, it will still take many more years until women and men are paid the same. The fight for women to be completely equal in every aspect is a very difficult fight, and it will be won. Race plays a large role in the wage gap. Race is “a socially defined category…

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    Did you know that 29 states have already raised the minimum wage above 7.25? The current minimum wage is hard to live off and many people across the United States are protesting. Even though some argue that raising minimum wage could cost some people their jobs, but that would only be teens. Even president Obama has been calling for a raise in the minimum wage, at least around $10.00 an hour (Trugman). This tells us that even president is on board with the minimum wage increase. “Raising the…

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    Henry David Thoreau, an American philospher and naturalist once stated that "The price of anything is the amount of time you exchange for it." I have to say that I agree with Thoreau's statement and I have proof to show you why. Let's take the work enviroment for example. If you have a job where you get paid by the hour, you can get paid for doing overtime. Depending on how much extra time you put in, the cost measures. The measures of the cost can be determined by how much you get on your…

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    In the past year there has political turmoil about raising the minimum wage to improve the economy and help the destitute. What is minimum wage? Why was it introduced? Why should we change minimum wage? What happens when we change the minimum wage? Would the people we want to benefit from a wage in minimum wage actually receive the perceived benefit? Minimum wage is the legal floor of a person's wages, meaning they cannot get paid less than the minimum wage. Minimum wage was first introduced…

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    Minimum Wage Salary

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    would mean more job openings. Employees that work full time would be happier with extra amounts in their pay. Minimum wage increasing to 10.10 by next year In Connecticut was 14 % of an increase that ‘good for a teen and people under 25 who don't have kids and responsibilities, and not working full time. For an average family of 3, or more it wouldn’t be enough in this economy. The cost of living has gone up everywhere and just to maintain a household apartment, bills, and expenses…

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    Pay Gap Research Papers

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    The Wage Gap. There is a very big problem about payment, not just in the United States but also all around the world. For every dollar a man makes women make from 70 cents to 80 cents, for the exact same job. Why? What is the difference between men and women doing the same job? Though the woman's paycheck has improved since the 1970s, when it was just 59% to what men were being paid. As of 2014 the wage gap was 79% of what men were being paid. It took approximately 40 years to raise it that…

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    INTRODUCTION Baptist Hospital has been known for being one of the best organizations to work in America; however, recent reviews have shown the numbers have decreased over the years. Looking at the economic standings, and listening to the evolution on social media and how society is revolving around us in a more global context, Baptist Hospital needs a makeover on our staffing abilities to keep moving in an upward direction. SUMARY OF FINDINGS Discoveries found that many organizations have…

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